Trial opens in Kleiman v. Wright in the United States
In Miami, a trial has begun in the case of the self-proclaimed Bitcoin creator Craig Wright and the family of his former partner Dave Kleiman. CoinDesk reports this.Legal proceedings and trials related to cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.
Trial opens in Kleiman v. Wright in the United States
In Miami, a trial has begun in the case of the self-proclaimed Bitcoin creator Craig Wright and the family of his former partner Dave Kleiman. CoinDesk reports this.
US charges six Russians and one Ukrainian over Trickbot botnet
Six Russians and one Ukrainian have been charged in the case of the hacking group that controlled Trickbot malware and has infected more than a million computers since 2016.
Constitutional Court of Russia Predicts Rise in Complaints Over Cryptocurrency
The Constitutional Court of Russia expects a rise in the number of complaints in the near future due to new financial instruments, blockchain, the digitisation of all spheres of public life, and other technologies. The chairman of the Constitutional Court, Valery Zorkin, said this.
British police seize bitcoins from teenager worth £2 million ($2.7 million)
A 17-year-old resident of Lincolnshire has been found guilty of fraud and money laundering of cryptocurrency totaling £2 million ($2.7 million).
Beltelecom employees accused of selling personal data of security forces for cryptocurrency
In Belarus, two employees of the state telecommunications company Beltelecom will be tried for the disclosure of third-party personal data to administrators of extremist Telegram channels.
Australian police arrest alleged organisers of $62 million cryptocurrency money-laundering scheme
Victoria Police uncovered one of the country’s largest criminal syndicates, suspected of moving tens of millions of dollars offshore.
Court seizes assets of Finiko pyramid founder in Crimea and Tatarstan
Vakhitovsky District Court in Kazan seized six properties belonging to Finiko founder Kirill Doronin and barred deals with a car registered in his name.
Founder of the Finiko pyramid, Kirill Doronin, moved to Moscow
All those detained in Kazan who are suspects in the Finiko financial pyramid case were moved to Moscow.
Seventeen Bitcoin exchanges face blocking after Russian court ruling
On September 2, the Kushnarenkovsky District Court of Bashkortostan ruled to declare information disseminated on the websites of several cryptocurrency exchanges banned in the Russian Federation. If the pages deemed illegal are not removed, Roskomnadzor may block them.
Former Uber drivers sue company over ‘racist’ facial-recognition system
The taxi aggregator Uber was accused of using a 'racist' facial-recognition system to identify drivers. The Association of Drivers of Apps and Couriers in Great Britain (ADCU) filed the suit against the company.
Court denies XRP holders’ bid to participate as defendants in Ripple v. SEC
On October 4, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York denied XRP holders' motion to participate in the Ripple case as defendants. However, Judge Analisa Torres allowed them to appear as amici curiae.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
By using this website, you agree to the Privacy policy.