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Controversial Crypto Lawyer Kyle Roche Pulls Out of Nexo, Binance.US, Solana and Dfinity Lawsuits
The new withdrawals come a day after Roche filed to withdraw from class-action lawsuits involving Tether, Bitfinex, TRON and BitMEX.
Celsius’ Third Bankruptcy Hearing Yields Little in the Way of Customer Relief
The three-hour hearing was largely spent on a back-and-forth over whether custodial account holders will be able to get their money back.
Crypto Lender Celsius Files to Return Custody Clients' Funds
Celsius said these funds are not part of the bankruptcy estate, unlike funds from Earn and Borrow clients.
Crypto Lender Celsius Faces Another Group of Customers Who Want Their Money Back
More than 60 of Celsius’ custodial-account holders petitioned a bankruptcy court to force the crypto lender to send them their funds back outside of the proceedings.
Crypto Lawyer Kyle Roche Withdraws From Tether, Bitfinex, TRON and BitMEX Lawsuits After CryptoLeaks Scandal
The founding partner of upstart law firm Roche Freedman had been accused of starting frivolous class-action lawsuits to harm competitors of blockchain project Avalanche.
The SEC Is Getting Clearer About How It Plans to Regulate Crypto
We're reading between the lines of Grayscale's recent disclosures about SEC inquiries.
Crypto Lender Voyager Can Pay Employees 'Retention' Bonuses, US Judge Rules
Judge Michael Wiles also agreed to withhold the names and titles of the employees who may receive the bonuses.
Crypto Banks Are One Step Closer to Reality Under New Fed Guidance
The Federal Reserve’s guidance for approving master account access is a major milestone for crypto banks, but it still leaves much to be desired.
US Lawmaker Emmer Asks Treasury Department to Explain Tornado Cash Sanctions
Treasury's sanctions watchdog sanctioned Tornado Cash earlier this month on allegations it helped North Korea's Lazarus Group launder millions of stolen crypto funds.
Voyager Customers Say No to 'Retention' Bonuses for Employees of Bankrupt Crypto Lender
Voyager wanted $1.9 million to pay bonuses to 38 employees it called "essential" to its continued operation.
