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Court Cases
Russian Courts Can't Agree on Whether Crypto Is Property
A Russian court convicted two men for extortion, but did not force them to return over $900,000 in crypto since crypto has no legal definition as property. Other courts have taken a different view.
E-Gold Claims US Officials Buried Key Report in 2008 Landmark Crypto Ruling
A court filing alleges federal government suppression of an OFR review led to crypto businesses being defined as money transmitters.
Japan's High Court Rejects Former Mt Gox CEO's Conviction Appeal
Mark Karpeles said he is reviewing the verdict with his legal team.
Craig Wright Called 'Fraud' in Message Signed With Bitcoin Addresses He Claims to Own
Bitcoin keys from coins Wright claims to own were used to sign a message calling him a "fraud."
Bidooh Founders Admit to Cloning Business for Rival Advertising Venture
The founders had used the tech to establish a rival advertising firm, but claimed they'd been "screwed out of" their company.
Judge 'Puzzled' by Craig Wright's Objections to Producing Evidence of Over 1.1M Bitcoin
The judge pointed to the fact that Wright has previously been accused of abusing attorney-client privilege in the Kleiman case.
Cryptopia Users Win Victory in Court Case Over Crypto Assets Worth Over $100M
In the fallout from a massive hack of the New Zealand cryptocurrency exchange, users at last have a little good news.
Blockchain Association Says Court 'Erred' With Decision to Block Telegram's Token Issuance
The advocacy group has supported Telegram's appeal over a U.S. district court's decision to block the firm's token issuance – even outside the country.
Telegram Hopes It Can Still Sell Tokens to Non-US Investors After Court Ruling
Telegram has asked a court to clarify if it can still issue its tokens to non-U.S. investors after a preliminary injunction blocked the issuance in the U.S.
Craig Wright Challenges Court Order Criticizing His Evidence in $4B Kleiman Case
Wright objected after a judge dismissed his attorney-client privilege over weak evidence.