Regulations
Celsius's CEL Token May See 20 -Cent Value in Recovery Process, Attorney Says
The token currently has a market value of 54 cents.
Indian Cricket Board Tells Women's Premier League Teams to Shun Crypto Links
The BCCI told the teams that a breach could lead to punitive measures.
Judge Denies Appointment of Independent Examiner in FTX Bankruptcy
Delaware bankruptcy court judge sided with the bankrupt crypto exchange and said there is no need to appoint an examiner to conduct "yet another costly investigation that would slow the progress" of the case.
SEC Proposal Could Bar Investment Advisers From Keeping Assets at Crypto Firms
As long as crypto platforms and lenders aren’t registered as exchanges or banks, they wouldn’t qualify as custodians in the latest SEC limits proposed for registered investment advisors.
Kansas Looks to Cap Crypto Political Campaign Donations at $100
The U.S. state is looking to amend its campaign financing rules to require donors' names and addresses be collected – and mandate contributions be made strictly via U.S.-based entities.
EU Now Accepting Applications for Its Blockchain Regulatory Sandbox
The sandbox, which will run for the next three years, is open to "companies from all industry sectors" and public entities, with priority given to more mature projects.
EU Banks Told by Regulator to Apply Bitcoin Caps Even Before They Become Law
The European Central Bank, which supervises big euro area lenders, said crypto should be treated as a risky asset.
Celsius Seeks to Recover Millions From Mashinsky, Other Former Executives
The former CEO should repay money he transferred in the run-up to the lender’s July bankruptcy, the document said
Celsius Debtors Release Sale Plan, Choose NovaWulf as Plan Sponsor
The plan was reached in consultation with the official committee of unsecured creditors.
South Korea’s Crypto Firms Will Have to Self-Regulate Under New Guidance
The guidance requires interested parties, such as issuers and brokers, to determine whether or not a token is a security.
