Binance Executive’s Legal Case in Nigeria Adjourned to April 19
Tigran Gambaryan, an executive with the cryptocurrency exchange Binance based in the United States, is accused of tax evasion in Nigeria.
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Binance and Detained US Executive Faces Additional Charges in Nigeria
While chief executive Tigran Gambaryan, based in the United States, is still arrested in Nigeria, troubled international crypto exchange Binance is having further problems.
Argentine Government Enacts Registration Rules for Crypto Companies
The government has started implementing the rules that cryptocurrency exchanges must meet to operate lawfully in Argentina.
Legal Troubles Mount for Sphere 3D as Gryphon Moves to Halt $10M
Sphere 3D and Gryphon Digital Mining entered into a fresh legal battle in which the former aims to prevent the distribution of $10M from a recent settlement.
Telegram Bot Solareum Shuts Down Following $520K Exploit
Solareum, a Solana-based Telegram trading bot, announced it is permanently closing due to inadequate funding and a recent security issue.
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Abra Settles with Fifth State Amidst Transition of US Operations
By settling with the Oregon Division of Financial Regulation, Abra will refund Oregon customers' funds on the site and stop selling unregistered securities in the state.
Bitwise Submits Spot Ether ETF Listing Application to SEC
The US SEC has received a filing from asset management company Bitwise listing and trading shares of a spot Ethereum ETF.
Indonesia Set to Launch Regulatory Sandbox for Crypto Assets
Local financial services providers must be part of the regulatory sandbox or allow space for testing future innovations, such as crypto asset products.
FTX Founder SBF Faces 25-Year Prison Sentence
Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of FTX, was found guilty in November and was formally sentenced to 25 years in jail on Thursday.