[ad_1] The crypto selloff has continued in the last 24 hours with the crash this morning. In fact, only three coins in the top 50 are in positive territory since yesterday. The latter downturns have weighed on the value of the entire market, reducing it by 2.1% in the period …
Read More »The federal judge says that the SEC rules apply to the initial offer of coins
[ad_2][ad_1] An effort by the cryptocurrency founder to reject a federal lawsuit against him claiming that the cryptocurrencies he created were not criminal law titles he was shot down by a judge in Brooklyn, New York Tuesday.
Read More »The US Senate has concerns about mining costs in Bitcoin, requires information on the use of the Federal Blockchain
[ad_1] The US Senate remains tired of the extraction of cryptocurrencies, but looks positive on Blockchain technology Wednesday, the US Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources together to discuss yet another problem with cryptocurrency. Rather than discussing its value or classification, the discussion seemed to surround the costs involved …
Read More »Being able to assert the unregistered titles registered in the US Federal Court Crowdfund Insider
[ad_2][ad_1] A motion of plaintiffs in a collective lawsuit against Ripple Labs to keep the case in the California courts was denied this week by a judge. The case will pass to the federal court. Lawyers for plaintiff Ryan Coffey filed suit against Ripple in May claiming that the company …
Read More »The US federal court denies the movement to Remand Against Ripple
[ad_2][ad_1] The US District Court, Northern District of California, has decided to deny a precautionary motion against Ripple, its subsidiary XRP II and Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse, according to an official document issued on August 10 [19659002] The original lawsuit was first launched by XRP investor Ryan Coffey in a …
Read More »US Federal Banking Regulator announces decision to accept National Fintech Banking Charters applications
[ad_1] On July 31, 2018, the Office of the Currency Controller ("OCC") announced that it would start accepting domestic bank card requests from Fintech entities that are engaged in the business of banks that do not accept deposits. This follows the announcement by the OCC in December 2016 to explore …
Read More »Federal cards for Fintech: enhancement of the interferents, increased banking competition
[ad_1] On 31 July 2018, the Office of the Currency Controller ("OCC") announced the intention to accept domestic bank card applications for special purposes from non-custodial financial companies ("Fintech") . [1] This announcement coincides with the release of a Treasury Department report to support financial innovation and regulation of non-bank …
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