There are at least three legal possibilities for the final outcome of crypto’s highest-profile lawsuit, SEC v. Ripple et al. Source link
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The legislation forbidding government officials from launching memecoins stands for Modern Emoluments and Malfeasance Enforcement Act. Source link
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Many states in the US have considered bills that would enable them to create “crypto reserves,” but none have passed. Source link
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On March 1, 11.2 million SOL will move from the FTX bankruptcy estate to claims buyers, including Galaxy Digital. Source link
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The DOGSHIT2 token appeared in Burwick Law’s lawsuit against Pump Fun in a series of screenshots detailing its launch. Source link
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As the price of bitcoin declined 25% from its January 20 high, Michael Saylor started talking about selling kidneys to HODL. Source link
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Trump’s administration has made changes to the SEC, and it has dropped legal action against six major crypto firms this month. Source link
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It is difficult to count the number of conflicts of interest in Donald Trump’s endorsement of Ripple, Solana, and Cardano. Source link
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Amouranth, who reportedly held over $20M worth of bitcoin in November, was told to give up her crypto in a violent, armed home invasion. Source link
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HEX founder Richard Heart scored a victory on Friday when a US judge dismissed the SEC’s suit against him, but he is still wanted in Finland. Source link
