2023-8-11 16:00 |
Showdown predicted by legal expert as SEC faces hurdles in next move
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Like Ripple's CEO, a legal analyst predicted that a decision was imminent. XRP's hype has diminished. The ongoing legal battle between Ripple [XRP] and the U.S. Securities and Exchange CommiThe post Ripple-SEC case could close in July while XRP investors will... appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2023-5-27 03:30 | |
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Outcome of legal battle between Ripple and SEC may soon be decided, and attorney Scott Chamberlain has predicted five possible outcomes
2023-3-10 10:12 | |
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Like many crypto enthusiasts predicted that several countries would be following in the footsteps of El Salvador in adopting Bitcoin as a legal tender, there are indications that Tonga could be the next, as one of the country’s politicians is busy drafting a bill in that direction.
2021-10-7 04:00 | |
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El Salvador has now marked its 10th day of bitcoin being legal tender in the country. This is a huge milestone that could not have been predicted to happen this soon. But as with bitcoin, everything is happening on an accelerated timeline.
2021-9-19 02:00 | |
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CEO of Celsius Network, a leading crypto lending, and interest-yielding blockchain platform Alex Mashinsky has predicted that the price of Bitcoin looks on track to hit $160,000 by the end of 2021. Mashinsky supports his prognosis with recent events happening in the crypto community that saw El Salvador adopt Bitcoin as legal tender. He feels […]
2021-6-19 00:08 | |
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Self-proclaimed Satoshi Craig Wright apparently doesn't know that it's now the best strategy to insult your judge if you want to win a legal battle
2019-12-18 10:15 | |
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Following last week’s delay of the SEC to decide on whether to approve or not the proposed, commodity-backed bitcoin ETF proposal of VanEck and SolidX, legal expert Jake Chervinsky now says that there is a 10 percent chance of its approval.
2018-12-11 15:00 | |
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Lt-Gen Dhahi Khalfan Tamim of the Dubai Police predicted at a recent panel discussion that electronic money will soon replace cash in the United Arab Emirates. There remains a growing concern among authorities in the region that a lack of community awareness exposes digital currency users to fraud, piracy and ties to money laundering.
2018-9-18 01:56 | |
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