DOJ Probing $2.6 Billion in Oil Trades Placed Ahead of Trump's Iran War Announcements
The Department of Justice is investigating $2.6 billion in oil trades that were placed shortly before President Trump…
Court rulings, lawsuits, settlements, indictments, and litigation involving crypto firms and protocols.
The Department of Justice is investigating $2.6 billion in oil trades that were placed shortly before President Trump…
The 'never sell' mantra is bending as the BTC Gain metric collides with a $12.7B quarterly loss and Wall Street's deficit forecasts — the company's cash needs now dictate the trade.
The 21 Rules of Bitcoin crowd is reading the same transcript and reaching opposite conclusions — the split comes down to whether 0.18% of monthly holdings actually threatens a 531-month coverage…
A 15,000x miss crystallises the structural fault in crypto bankruptcy administration: dollar recovery and value recovery are not the same thing, and the Cursor fire sale is the cleanest proof of that…
Roughly one-third of all bitcoin ever mined is already in wallets whose public keys are visible on-chain — and the network has no formal migration plan to match Ethereum's eight-year head start.
Chairman Selig is now running a four-front federal preemption campaign — Arizona, Connecticut, Illinois, and New York — while 37 state AGs just signed on to fight Kalshi in Massachusetts.
A 512x jump from September's record is still 241 bits short of touching bitcoin — but a Google paper now pegs the full break below 500,000 physical qubits, and 6.9M BTC sit in exposed-key wallets.
The trading firm wants the bankruptcy estate's insider-trading claims dismissed with prejudice, arguing the $40B collapse has already been adjudicated in Do Kwon's criminal case.
A toy demo, a falling resource estimate, and a 2029 corporate deadline are tightening the timeline, but the gap between 15-bit and Bitcoin's 256-bit elliptic curve is what keeps Q-Day in the future…
Litecoin executed a chain reorganization covering more than three hours of transaction history to neutralize its first…
The $404K Maduro contract trade is the proof-of-concept the CFTC needed to assert that event contracts sit inside its antifraud perimeter — the first Eddie Murphy Rule case of its kind.
The CFTC has filed suit against New York, marking the fourth state the agency has sued in just three weeks in an…
A joint proposal from Aave, Kelp, and LayerZero is asking the Arbitrum DAO to release $71 million in frozen ETH as part…
Wisconsin's Department of Justice has filed suit against five major trading and prediction-market platforms — Kalshi…
Independent researcher Giancarlo Lelli has derived a 15-bit elliptic curve key using a publicly accessible quantum…
Three of the seven named unlocks carry double-digit percentage dilution against circulating supply — the supply-side pressure lands on small-cap books where float is thin.
The GENIUS Act hardwires freeze and burn authority into US stablecoin issuers, letting law enforcement blacklist wallets without judicial authorization and shifting the burden of proof onto whoever…
The reframing aims to give attackers legal title to the frozen ether under a 19th-century fraud doctrine — the move that lets victims reach the funds at all, before a May 6 Manhattan hearing.
The motion tests whether governance-frozen recovery assets become attachable property the moment a sanctioned-state attribution is alleged — a precedent every DeFi protocol with emergency powers…
The fight is over 30,765 ETH frozen after the April rsETH exploit on Arbitrum, and a ruling against Aave could let decades-old North Korea judgments reach any future recovered hack funds.