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California Judge Puts the Kibosh on Kraken’s Interlocutory Appeal Attempt
Kraken asked the judge to allow an appeals court to review his earlier ruling that the SEC had adequately alleged that the cryptocurrencies sold on Kraken’s platform could be securities.
Only Congress Can Ban Election Betting, Kalshi Tells Appeals Court in New Filing
Kalshi blasted the regulator’s attempt to create a “Goldilocks” definition of gaming that would include elections as “arbitrary, outcome-driven gerrymandering with no basis in the statute," in its ongoing defense against the CFTC's move to ban its prediction markets.
Detroiters Will Be Able to Pay Their Taxes in Crypto Next Year Using PayPal
Detroit also asked crypto entrepreneurs to pitch their ideas for blockchain-based “civic applications” to the city’s Director of Entrepreneurship and Economic Opportunity, Justin Onwenu.
Former FTX CTO Gary Wang Asks Court for No Jail Time
Sam Bankman-Fried’s one-time friend and college roommate will be the fourth FTX executive to be sentenced.
Live Updates: Trump Wins 2024 U.S. Presidential Election
Up-to-the-minute coverage on the presidential and congressional races and how they stand to shape crypto legislation and regulation.
Andreessen Horowitz Donates $23M to Crypto Super Pac Fairshake for 2026 Elections
Fairshake now says it has a $78 million war chest for the upcoming midterm elections.
Tornado Cash Developer Roman Storm’s Trial Delayed Until April
A hearing on Storm’s push to keep his expert witnesses secret is scheduled for Nov. 12.
FTX's Nishad Singh Gets No Prison Time for Role in Crypto Exchange Collapse
Singh, who was sentenced to time served, is the fourth FTX executive to be sentenced for his role in the fraud.
President Biden Thanks Nigerian President for Binance Exec’s Release: White House
In the Tuesday phone call with President Bola Tinubu, Biden praised the creation of a new bilateral working group focused on crypto and illicit finance.
Who's Afraid of Gary Gensler? Not Don Wilson, the Trader Who Beat the Regulator Once Before
Gensler's SEC has been vague about how crypto firms can register to legally trade digital assets in the U.S. Chicago-based markets giant Don Wilson thinks that’s a strategy, not an accident.
