There is another shocking news for the blockchain payments firm Ripple’s native digital currency XRP. Another major cryptocurrency firm has
Category: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
XRP Community Wants US Federal Government To Officially Declare XRP As A Currency
The fate of XRP, the native cryptocurrency of the San Francisco-based remittance payments firm, is still undecided. But the holders
Coinbase Sued For Making Commissions From The Sale Of XRP As Unregistered Security
The ongoing battle between the San Francisco-based blockchain payments firm Ripple and the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
Ripple Says SEC’s Lawsuit Is Not Just About Ripple It’s An Attack On The Crypto Industry
Finally, the San Francisco-based blockchain payments firm Ripple has broken its silence and has given its response regarding the lawsuit
SEC Has Obtained Emergency Asset Freeze Order Against Virgil Capital
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced that it has gained an Emergency Asset Freeze order against
MoneyGram Issues Statement in the Light Of Lawsuit Filed By SEC Against Ripple
The United States-based global cross-border Peer-to-Peer (P2P) payments and money transfer service, MoneyGram International has shed a light on its
Ripple Is Expected To Face A Lawsuit By US SEC
Ripple, the San Francisco-based blockchain payments giant has said that it is expecting to be sued by the United States
Morgan Creek and Exos Register ‘Risk Managed Bitcoin Fund’ With the SEC
Morgan Creek Capital, an investment management firm co-founded by Anthony Pompliano, has filed another Bitcoin fund with the United States
US SEC and Kik Propose to Settle Their Dispute Over $100M ICO With a $5M Fine
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the software firm Kik are finally putting an end to their
Telegram Delays Blockchain Launch Because Of SEC Lawsuit, Set To Pay Investors Up To $1.2 Billion
According to a statement released on Wednesday by messaging app Telegram, it has put a hold on its plan to