2021-9-28 20:15 |
The plea deal ends a nearly two-year legal battle between Griffith and U.S. prosecutors tied to a presentation the developer gave in Pyongyang. origin »
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American programmer and developer Virgil Griffith pleaded guilty today to violating U. S. sanctions law. Griffith created Wikipedia indexing tool WikiScanner, co-designed the Tor2web proxy, and was a senior research scientist with the Ethereum Foundation who at one point led special projects for the platform.
2021-9-28 20:49 | |
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Virgil Griffith has reached a guilty plea deal with federal prosecutors
2021-9-27 17:49 | |
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According to reports stemming from investigative journalist Matthew Russell Lee, from Inner City Press, former Ethereum developer Virgil Griffith has violated the terms of his bail and has been taken into custody.
2021-7-22 22:30 | |
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Ethereum developer Virgil Griffith has been remanded in custody. He's said to have reportedly violated the terms of his bail, per reports from Inner City Press. Griffith was granted bail in December 2019.
2021-7-22 22:22 | |
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U.S. Judge Kevin Castel also denied the ethereum developer’s request for more details about what he’s being charged with.
2021-1-31 00:32 | |
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A U. S. federal judge has rejected a motion filed by a former Ethereum Foundation developer over allegations of assisting North Korea to bypass sanctions. Prosecutors claim, Virgil Griffith, aided the regime by providing critical information on cryptocurrencies.
2021-1-30 17:00 | |
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Virgil Griffith, a crypto developer accused of helping North Korea evade sanctions through speaking at a Pyongyang crypto conference in 2019, must now face a jury.
2021-1-29 04:05 | |
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Ethereum developer and Wikiscanner creator Virgil Griffith filed a motion last week to dismiss US government charges of him “aiding” the North Korean government, documents released last week showed.
2020-10-27 22:30 | |
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PLUS: Ethereum developer Virgil Griffith's legal defense, PayPal's dropped client and more.
2020-10-26 19:44 | |
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Brian Klein, Virgil Griffith’s attorney, has filed a motion to dismiss charges against the Ethereum developer. A report unveiled this news on October 26, noting that the lawyer filed for dismissal after the US government charged Griffith with violating sanctions laws.
2020-10-26 15:40 | |
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Virgil Griffith, a former Ethereum Foundation developer who was indicted and arrested in January 2020 for attending a cryptocurrency conference in North Korea has filed his defense in court. The case, which is being prosecuted in the U.
2020-10-26 13:46 | |
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Prosecutors appear to have a strong case against Virgil Griffith, the ethereum developer charged with conspiring to aid North Korea, legal experts say.
2020-1-31 11:35 | |
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Prosecutors appear to have a strong case against Virgil Griffith, the ethereum developer charged with conspiring to aid North Korea, legal experts say.
2020-2-1 11:35 | |
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Ethereum developer Virgil Griffith pleaded not guilty to a charge of conspiracy to violate the International Emergency Economic Powers Act on Thursday.
2020-1-31 23:05 | |
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In this episode, Brian and Josh evaluate various alt-coin setups and talk through Ethereum developer Virgil Griffith's release from jail plus Bakkt CEO Kelly Loeffler becoming a U.S Senator for the state of Georgia - and more.
2020-1-13 14:01 | |
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Ethereum developer Virgil Griffith has been indicted in New York over allegations relating to a conference appearance in North Korea last April.
2020-1-9 14:37 | |
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Ethereum Foundation developer Virgil Griffith is slated to be released on bail to his parents in Alabama.
2019-12-31 21:59 | |
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Virgil Griffith (pictured middle second row), one of the most senior developer at the Ethereum Foundation, has been denied bail this festive season after initially being granted it. It appears. .
2019-12-28 18:27 | |
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Virgil Griffith, the Ethereum Foundation developer who was recently arrested for allegedly aiding North Korea by educating them on cryptocurrencies, will soon be released from jail pending trial. Griffith’s lawyer Brian Klein tweeted the development and the charges will be tested in court.
2019-12-4 05:22 | |
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The case offers a litmus test of sorts: Was Griffith's appearance in North Korea a brazen violation of economic sanctions or a noble act of spreading ethereum's gospel of global reinvention?
2019-12-4 23:15 | |
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U.S. authorities arrested Ethereum researcher Virgil Griffith at Los Angeles International Airport on Black Friday on charges of conspiracy to assist North Korea with evading sanctions.
2019-12-4 20:00 | |
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Trial attorney Brian Klein — erstwhile lawyer for Charlie Shrem and Erik Voorhees — will defend arrested blockchain developer Virgil Griffith
2019-12-4 13:18 | |
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The U.S. government's charges against Virgil Griffith are overblown, says one attendee of the North Korean conference that led to the ethereum developer's arrest.
2019-12-3 12:00 | |
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A judge ruled that the U.S. Department of Justice has enough evidence to move a case against ethereum developer Virgil Griffith to trial.
2019-12-3 03:47 | |
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Coinspeaker Ethereum Co-Founder Vitalik Buterin Announces Support for FBI Arrested Virgil GriffithEthereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has announced that he will sign a petition to ensure the release of developer Virgil Griffith who was arrested by the U.
2019-12-2 13:32 | |
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Ethereum developer Virgil Griffith was arrested for teaching North Korea about crypto. A decade earlier, the NYT wrote an eerily prophetic profile on him. The post Crypto Developer’s Arrest for Aiding North Korea Echoes Eerily Prophetic 2008 NYT Profile appeared first on CCN.com
2019-11-30 01:02 | |
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Special thanks to the Gitcoin team and especially Frank Chen for working with me through these numbers The next round of Gitcoin Grants quadratic funding has just finished, and we the numbers for how much each project has received were just released.
2019-10-30 04:03 | |
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Bitcoin’s first decentralized exchange to make use of the Lightning Network’s Atomic Swaps is now in beta. Sparkswap, an exchange with backing from Pantera Capital (which announced its ambitious mission to become the most decentralized bitcoin exchange on the market in August 2018), has now opened its beta to users.
2019-4-9 23:28 | |
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When mainstream adoption? That question has been on hodlers’ minds ever since Bitcoin’s inception. The most common trope centers around buying a cup of coffee using Bitcoin. In an effort to onboard new users, and to make it easier to buy a cappuccino with crypto, Ethereum developer Austin Griffith created the Burner Wallet in November […] The post Burner Wallets: A Safe Way To Buy Dinner With Ether appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
2019-3-26 01:05 | |
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He’s banned from running Binance for life — and says he plans to educate children and focus on philanthropy. But does that mean CZ’s days in crypto are truly behind him? Changpeng Zhao was the world’s richest inmate, with Forbes…
The U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission had – for a time – added Consensys to a list of crypto investigation targets, prompting the technology incubator company to sue it for overreach in federal court.
Abra has agreed to a settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission over accusations the platform, owned by Plutus Lending, inappropriately pushed Abra Earn to customers when the product qualified as a security that should have been registered, the agency said Monday.
Abra has agreed to a settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission over accusations the platform, owned by Plutus Lending, inappropriately pushed Abra Earn to customers when the product qualified as a security that should have been registered, the agency said Monday.
Attorneys for former FTX executive Ryan Salame are asking for 18 months in prison, citing his cooperation with authorities and remorse.
Consultants overseeing the liquidation of Celsius Network LLC have demanded a return of $2 billion from significant clients.
Jesse Powell sees CZ’s and Binance’s legal proceedings as a positive change, as “going after the most egregious offenders offshore would require effort.”