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The lawsuit illustrates a tension between the ethos of the open-source crypto world and the reality of doing business with institutions

Haynes Boone partner Matthew Frankle thinks that we could see some crypto lawsuits dropped as Gary Gensler’s era ends

Welch has not posted or uploaded anywhere online since the incident

BiT argues that Coinbase had ulterior motives to delist wBTC

How courts might respond to memecoin cases is still something of an open question

Coinbase hired History Associates in 2023 to assist in retrieving records from the SEC and FDIC

Crypto.com said it received a Wells notice from the SEC in late August

The Consensys suit was originally filed in April and included the allegation that the SEC had opened an investigation into Ethereum

The SEC is still considered a major antagonist in the crypto space, with bigger targets increasingly common

The patent in question is a “method and system for separating storage and process of a computerized ledger for improved function”

Two NFT artists filed a suit against the SEC earlier this week to push back on the unclear regulatory approach to the environment

The SEC filed a suit against former executives and the former bank on Monday

The SEC claims in the Friday filing that Lido and Rocket Pool are unregistered securities

Also, former legal head at Digital Currency Group joins law firm to expand blockchain capabilities

Google says that the scheme has 87 apps and impacted 100,000 users

The CFTC is seeking “civil monetary penalties” against KuCoin

The SEC was sanctioned in its case against DEBT Box earlier this week

Any attempt to regulate everything in the digital asset ecosystem in the same manner makes little sense

Worldcoin told Blockworks it was given “little recourse” other than filing a suit

The settlement ends the legal battle over eth.link, a domain once owned by imprisoned developer Virgil Griffith

TBC President Lee Bratcher told Blockworks he’s “confident” about the Council’s case against the DOE

Texas Blockchain Council and Riot Platforms claims miners will be “irreparably harmed” by divulging data requested by the government agency

Assistant law professor Todd Phillips noted that the plaintiffs might find a more “amenable” court to the major questions doctrine argument put forth in the suit

The SEC asked the court to dismiss the case without prejudice but DEBT Box says there is a double standard at play