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SEC sues Coinbase in NY federal court for offering unregistered securities

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission has filed a lawsuit against New York-based crypto exchange Coinbase for offering unregistered securities.The SEC lawsuit alleged that Coinbase has never registered as a broker, national securities exchange or clearing agency, evading the disclosure scheme for securities markets. SEC alleged that several tokens offered

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SEC sues Binance in US District Court for unregistered securities operations

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed suit against Binance, its U.S. platform and CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ) in the District Court for the District of Columbia on June 5. 4.Our team is all standing by, ensuring systems are stable, including withdrawals, and deposits. We will issue a response

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Montenegro Basic Court Again Approves Terra Founder Do Kwon’s $427K Bail Request in Fake Passport Case

In March, Kwon, along with former Terra executive Han Chang-joon, were arrested in Montenegro for allegedly attempting to travel with falsified documents. Authorities in South Korea had been searching for Kwon after his multi-billion dollar crypto enterprise collapsed in May last year. Since his arrest, both South Korea and the

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US district judge sends matter of FTX independent examiner to appellate court

A United State district judge has referred a motion requesting the appointment of an independent examiner for bankrupt crypto exchange FTX to appellate court.In documents filed in U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware on May 30, Judge Colm Connolly said the U.S. trustee in FTX’s case, Andrew Vara,

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What is fair use? US Supreme Court weighs in on AI’s copyright dilemma

Generative artificial intelligence models such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT are trained by being fed giant amounts of data, but what happens when this data is copyrighted?Well, the defendants in a variety of lawsuits currently making their way through the courts claim that the process infringes upon their copyright protections.For example, on

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