US rejects Vinnik’s bail
- August 9, 2022
Alexander Vinnik, suspected of managing and laundering funds through the BTC-e cryptocurrency exchange, is not released on bail. This is stated in the prisoner’s profile on the Santa Rita prison website. At
Alexander Vinnik, suspected of managing and laundering funds through the BTC-e cryptocurrency exchange, is not released on bail. This is stated in the prisoner’s profile on the Santa Rita prison website. At
Alexander Vinnik, extradited from Greece, appeared before an American court for the first time in San Francisco. This was announced by the US Department of Justice. According to the indictment, Vinnik and
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Kim Kardashian’s lawyers have filed a joint lawsuit to dismiss a class action lawsuit against a celebrity for promoting the altcoin EthereumMax (EMAX). Reported by Cointelegraph. The defense insists on an unproven
The New York Supreme Court has ordered the police department to release recordings of law enforcement officers using facial recognition technology against Black Lives Matter protesters. Amnesty International writes about it. According
Maxine Waters, chair of the House of Representatives Financial Services Committee, acknowledged that a bipartisan bill to ensure oversight of stablecoins will not be submitted until the August recess of the US
The US Senate passed the Chips and Science Act (CHIP-plus), which funds and encourages US semiconductor manufacturing to compete with China. He writes about CNBC. According to the project, $52 billion will
Investors in crypto loan products suffer from reluctance SEC Pat Toomey, Vice Chairman of the US Senate Banking Committee, said to clarify the regulation of the digital asset industry. In a letter
A bill has been introduced in the US Senate that would exempt transactions with digital assets up to $50 from capital gains tax. Senators Pat Toomey and Kirsten Cinema became the authors