ICO
SEC Slaps 'Fraudulent' ICO Founder With $30K Fine, Lifetime Ban
The SEC has issued a cease-and-desist along with a $30,000 penalty to the founder of a token sale it called "fraudulent."
FinCEN Says It Now Receives 1,500 Crypto Complaints a Month
FinCEN receives more than 1,500 reports every month from financial institutions regarding cryptocurrencies, a top official said Thursday.
Now a Nearly $1 Billion Blockchain, Tezos Is Slowly Building Up Its Security
In the third week after opening its network security up to community involvement, Tezos' beta launch has been surprisingly smooth.
Telegram Tech Promised In ICO Vulnerable to Attack, Researchers Say
Telegram has put out its first app since its ICO, but that identity play has security researchers reeling.
An $8 Million Airdrop Ran Out of Tokens – What's Next Is Anyone's Guess
What can a blockchain startup do when it runs out of its own tokens? According to U Network, buy back tokens from its investors.
Tezos Is Giving Away Grant Money to Crypto Developers
The Tezos Foundation is launching a grant program to encourage its community to participate on its platform starting next month.
Report: Korean Political Parties to Propose New Crypto Laws
Lawmakers in South Korea are said to be racing to make laws to regulate the sector.
Charts: SEC Data Shows Token Filing Figures Just Keep Rising
Since SAFT came into to use last year, the number of companies reporting to the SEC to work in this framework has increased, CoinDesk finds.
Block.one Wants to Rewrite the Entire EOS Constitution
Attempts to sort out the results of hacks and scams have resulted in a constitutional crisis.
Banks Are Trying to Launch Crypto Assets with R3 Tech
Stealth project Cordite, led by the Royal Bank of Scotland, promises the equivalent of an ERC-20 token standard for R3's open-source Corda platform.
