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China‘s strict anti-crypto policies limit domestic activity.  There are persistent rumors of China reversing its anti-crypto policy. Justin Sun claimed China‘s anti-crypto stance is an overblown narrative. China’s…

Cryptocurrencies and secondary sales of the BNB token do not constitute securities, a United States federal court ruled in another significant victory for the crypto industry.Cryptocurrencies and secondary sales of BNB (BNB) do not…

On Friday, the U.S. Supreme Court decided a seemingly innocuous case about fishing vessels that will reshape how our federal government balances power and is one of the most important steps in forcing Congress to become legislators again.…

The U.S. Supreme Court, in a historic decision, overturned the Chevron doctrine, a 40-year rule that allowed federal agencies to interpret unclear laws, thereby curbing the arbitrary powers of agencies . In a 6-3 decision vote, the…

Twice in two days, the Supreme Court’s conservative supermajority has issued sweeping rulings that cut against established precedents and will hamstring the ability of regulatory agencies to impose rules on powerful business interests.On…

Photo by Brad Weaver on Unsplash. Key Takeaways The Supreme Court's overturn of Chevron limits the SEC's interpretive authority…

The US Supreme Court has agreed to review a case involving Nvidia Corp’s crypto-mining revenue, potentially impacting laws governing securities fraud suits by shareholders.  A shareholders’ class-action lawsuit alleges that Nvidia…

Significantly, Brad Garlinghouse committed $25 million annually until anti-crypto rhetoric ends on Capitol Hill. Other crypto-linked firms contributing to Fairshake include Coinbase (COIN), Kraken, and Andreessen Horowitz. The…

Montenegro has already deported Kwon's business partner -- identified only by his initials JCH - to South Korea in early February. The company's TerraUSD was marketed as a "stablecoin", a token that is pegged to stable assets such as…

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against Coinbase Inc. (COIN) in its dispute over which legal agreement should hold sway when parties are under two distinct contracts and the first of them calls for arbitration, finding the company's case…