Court Allows Voyager to Pay Employees $1.6 Million in Retention Bonuses
Crypto broker Voyager Digital may pay more than 30 employees a total of $1.6 million in retention bonuses, a bankruptcy court ruled. CoinDesk reports.Legal proceedings and trials related to cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.
Court Allows Voyager to Pay Employees $1.6 Million in Retention Bonuses
Crypto broker Voyager Digital may pay more than 30 employees a total of $1.6 million in retention bonuses, a bankruptcy court ruled. CoinDesk reports.
Court detains Tornado Cash developer
In the Netherlands, a judge detained Tornado Cash developer Alexey Pertsev under arrest and set a 90-day period for the first hearing, CoinDesk reports, citing a court spokesperson.
Singapore High Court allows creditors of Three Arrows Capital to probe hedge-fund assets
The High Court of Singapore granted the request by Teneo, the firm representing creditors of Three Arrows Capital (3AC), to inspect assets stored in the jurisdiction. Bloomberg reports.
Celsius files lawsuits against DeFi contractor KeyFi and crypto custodian Prime Trust
Celsius Network has filed a counterclaim against former contractor KeyFi and its founder Jason Stone. The Block reports.
Argentine presidential candidate accused of promoting crypto scam
One of the leading contenders for the Argentine presidency, Javier Milei, was sued for promoting a purported crypto Ponzi scheme, according to Clarín.
Hodlnaut reports a $193 million hole in its balance sheet
The capital shortfall of the Hodlnaut crypto-lending platform as of August 8, 2022 stood at $193 million. This follows from bankruptcy court documents in Singapore, The Block reports.
U.S. authorities raise ‘numerous questions’ for Celsius Network leadership
The U.S. Trustee's Office has a list of questions about Celsius Network's operations, the platform's financial condition, and the circumstances surrounding the bankruptcy filing, according to court documents.
Co-founder of Bitcoin exchanges Coyote Crypto and EggChange extradited to the United States
A Russian national, Denis Dubnikov, accused of laundering funds for Ryuk ransomware operators, was extradited from the Netherlands to the United States. The court date is set for October 4.
SEC declines to disclose internal documents in Ripple case
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed an objection to the court's demand to disclose internal documents in the Ripple case.
Court approves Celsius sale of mined Bitcoin to cover operating expenses
The bankruptcy court approved Celsius Network's plans to sell mined Bitcoin to finance operating expenses. The Block reports this.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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