The request for Gensler’s personal communications appears to have been a bridge too far for the SEC, which has described the subpoena as a “blatant impropriety.” In a letter to the court on June 28, the SEC argued that the judge overseeing the case, District Judge Katherine Polk Failla of the Southern District of New York (SDNY), should reject Coinbase’s request.
Key TakeawaysProsecutors seek 47,461.73111 USDT worth approximately $47,000.Five victims’ payments reached the same cryptocurrency wallet.The filing extends a series of...
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Key TakeawaysStrategy and Michael Saylor publicly endorsed the CLARITY Act.The Senate proposal divides crypto oversight between two regulators.The measure gained...
Bitcoin and Ethereum edged higher into July 31, while a small shift in market dominance suggested traders were again watching...
Since over $70 million in Bitcoin was stolen yesterday by an attack that exploited a fault in the Coldcard’s system,...
