2021-10-4 20:38 |
XRP holders will be able to help the court as amici curiae, but they are not allowed to intervene in the lawsuit directly
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On one front, Ripple has been fighting the United States' SEC in court. On the other, XRP hodlers are also taking the legal route. However, they are doing so not against regulators or any authorities,The post XRP holders file class action complaint against Apple citing negligence appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2021-9-18 10:30 | |
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Ripple Labs’ request to access the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) non-public policies regarding agency employees buying and selling XRP and other cryptocurrencies was granted by the appointed judge, according to XRP holders’ legal representative.
2021-6-25 01:00 | |
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The case being raised by XRP holders to present evidence is allegedly being blocked by the SEC using “red herrings, personal attacks, and irrelevant case law to distract the court from XRP holders’ meritorious request for intervention.
2021-5-19 20:10 | |
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After being rejected initially, the group of XRP holders led by lawyer John Deaton has ultimately been allowed to file a motion to intervene in the ongoing legal battle between the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Ripple Labs, according to a court order published yesterday.
2021-3-31 04:00 | |
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In the SEC v. Ripple lawsuit, the court has rejected the SEC’s attempt to block XRP holders’ Motion to Intervene and has set submission deadlines for the motion to be filed as well as for responses from the SEC and Ripple.
2021-3-30 21:30 | |
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SEC’s attempt to prevent the XRP community from intervening in the SEC vs Ripple case has been rejected by court, a request to intervene can now be submitted
2021-3-30 09:36 | |
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In what is a major victory for many in the XRP Community, Attorney John Deaton has been granted permission to file a motion to intervene in the ongoing case between the SEC and Ripple Labs on behalf oThe post XRP holders claim major victory over SEC as court grants permission to file motion to intervene appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2021-3-30 07:30 | |
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It appears Ripple is geared towards more vigorous days. XRP holders and enthusiasts continue to champion the network despite the ongoing lawsuit and court battle with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
2021-3-25 00:57 | |
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XRP investors don't want to have their holdings lumped in with Ripple's.
2021-1-4 18:21 | |
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Cryptopia liquidators Grant Thornton have issued a warning to Cryptopia account holders after a New Zealand court mistakenly releases Cryptopia customer data to an “unauthorised third party”.
2020-11-16 16:00 | |
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Hacked crypto exchange Cryptopia’s assigned liquidator, Grant Thornton New Zealand shared a follow-up update for Cryptopia account holders stating that "due to an error" by court staff at the ChristThe post Cryptopia exchange liquidator warns users against 'third party' scheme appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2020-11-14 22:44 | |
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A resurgent bitcoin is rekindling Indian interest in cryptocurrencies with reports suggesting many dormant holders are back to trading. A report in Livemint is also attributing the piqued interest to a recent Indian supreme court decision to overturn a prohibition that barred banks from dealing with cryptocurrency exchanges.
2020-7-30 05:15 | |
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Account-holders of failed cryptocurrency exchange Cryptopia have new hope following a judgment made by a New Zealand High Court that deems crypto assets are ‘property’, that was owned by individual account holders on the platform.
2020-4-16 03:00 | |
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The High Court of New Zealand ruled on April 8, 2020, that the cryptocurrencies are beneficially owned by the account holders and aren’t the assets of the company, on the basis that cryptos are “property” under Companies Act and cryptos were held on multiple trusts.
2020-4-9 21:16 | |
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Clients of the embattled New Zealand-based Cryptopia exchange will be celebrating today following a court order which deemed the assets to be the property of account holders. Cryptopia went into liquidation in May 2019 following a $16 million hack in January of the same year.
2020-4-8 11:28 | |
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NZ?s Cryptopia, who lost $30 mln in a hack last year, announced the court?s ruling that the remaining funds will be returned to the holders ? but will it actually happen?
2020-4-8 11:13 | |
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The Reserve Bank of India had restricted the banks from processing any cryptocurrency transactions, that caused inconvenience to many crypto holders in the country. Following this ban, many took to the legal route and filed a petition against this ban, which is being heard in the Supreme Court of India.
2019-9-22 14:00 | |
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A court in Hangzhou, China, upheld Bitcoin’s status as “virtual property. ” The ruling reaffirms that Bitcoin is legal to own in China and indicates to holders that they will be protected by the country’s legal system in disputes.
2019-7-19 06:26 | |
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In the latest development over its security breach, cryptocurrency exchange Cryptopia has filed for bankruptcy protection in the U. S. The New Zealand-based exchange, which has been dealing with the fallout of a January 2019 hack, went into liquidation and stopped all trading earlier this month.
2019-5-28 17:47 | |
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Stephen D Palley, a partner in the Washington DC office of Anderson Kill, shed light on the Cryptopia – US Bankruptcy court filing, on his Twitter handle. Cryptopia, a now-defunct New Zealand cryptocurrency exchange, has constantly been in the limelight of the cryptocurrency space ever since it was hacked in mid-January 2019.
2019-5-28 22:00 | |
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Tether, a stablecoin tied to the dollar that is meant to mediate the volatility of other cryptocurrencies, is partly backed by bitcoin. As detailed in court documents obtained by The Block, Tether admitted to using some of the cash reserves meant to back its stablecoin to purchase bitcoin, among other assets.
2019-5-22 23:02 | |
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The token holders were reportedly promised profits from the work of the company
2019-5-21 14:10 | |
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Attorneys for Tether and Bitfinex are hoping to get the former access to its reserves amid a legal dispute with New York Office of the Attorney General (NYOAG). In a letter sent to the New York County Supreme Court, attorneys representing iFinex (the parent organization of Bitfinex) and Tether took issue with the restrictions that had been placed on Tether's transactions with related parties as part of an ongoing case against them, stating that the NYOAG had no basis for disallowing tether (USDT) holders and other affiliated entities from redeeming their tokens.
2019-5-16 18:51 | |
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Bitfinex is forging forward despite its ongoing row with the authorities, and it's looking for investors to support its efforts. Today, May 8, 2019, iFinex, the operator and parent company of the popular cryptocurrency exchange, released a private token sale white paper, putting to rest rumors of its Initial Exchange Offering (IEO).
2019-5-8 18:33 | |
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Bitfinex and the New York Attorney General’s (NYAG) legal sparring in relation to $850 million in missing funds escalated with another round of court filings this past weekend.
2019-5-7 01:42 | |
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Bitfinex and Tether’s legal counsel has written a response to the New York Attorney General’s (NYAG) ex parte order, which claims that Bitifinex used Tether’s reserves to cover some $850 million in losses.
2019-5-1 01:22 | |
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The U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has published an investment contract framework for digital assets, which is intended to give crypto companies guidance as to whether a cryptocurrency is a security.
2019-4-4 22:02 | |
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On October 24, 2018, an advisory committee to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) published a report calling for clarity on the IRS’s position toward cryptocurrency taxation.
2018-10-27 20:34 | |
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So-called copyright trolling in the file-sharing space involves copyright holders claiming their rights have been infringed before heading to court to demand the identities of subscribers behind IP addresses.
2018-7-21 21:27 | |
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The SEC’s proclamation that ether (ETH) is not a security has sparked some celebration amongst the cryptocurrency community. Regulatory clarity is always a good thing, but ICO operators shouldn’t see this as a reason to put the champagne on ice.
2018-6-26 19:36 | |
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