U.S. DOJ Sues Founder of Helix Bitcoin Mixer
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against the founder of the Helix cryptocurrency mixer, Larry Din Harmon, for non-payment of a $60 million fine.Monetary penalties imposed for violations or offenses.
U.S. DOJ Sues Founder of Helix Bitcoin Mixer
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against the founder of the Helix cryptocurrency mixer, Larry Din Harmon, for non-payment of a $60 million fine.
Bitcoin exchange Bittrex fined $29 million
OFAC and FinCEN fined the cryptocurrency exchange Bittrex $29 million.
Robinhood’s crypto unit fined $30 million
The New York State Department of Financial Services fined Robinhood's crypto unit $30 million for breaches of cybersecurity and AML rules.
Dutch central bank fines Binance €3.32 million
The Dutch central bank (DNB) fined the cryptocurrency exchange Binance €3.32 million ($3.37 million) for operating without the required registration when dealing with residents.
Bloomberg: BlockFi to pay $100 million in fines to US regulators
The crypto-lending platform BlockFi will pay $100 million in fines to settle a dispute with US regulators.
Turkish regulator fines Binance’s local unit $750,000
The Turkish Financial Crimes Investigation Board (MASAK) fined Binance's local unit for violations found during the audit.
Court sentences former Saratov police officer caught mining
A court in Saratov found a former traffic police officer, who was mining at his workplace, guilty of exceeding official powers.
Twitter has paid no fines in Russia. Court turns to bailiffs for enforcement
The Tagansky Court of Moscow has referred to the Federal Bailiff Service for enforcement of fines imposed on Twitter in 2021 for violating Russian law.
South Korea fines Facebook for illegal collection of biometric data
The Privacy Information Protection Commission of South Korea (PIPC) fined Facebook 6.46 billion won ($5.5 million) for using and storing users' biometric data without proper authorization.
Moscow court fines Google 20 million rubles for refusal to delete content prohibited in Russia
On Thursday, August 19, the Tagansky District Court of Moscow fined Google 6 million rubles under three administrative protocols for refusing to delete information prohibited in Russia.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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