Miller Thomson, the court-appointed law firm representing former users of the QuadrigaCX exchange, wants information about Crypto Capital and whether it holds any of Quadriga's funds.
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Wednesday, January 22, 2020
CryptoCurrency News: Law Firm Representing Quadriga’s Ex-Users Want Info About ‘Shadow Bank’ Crypto Capital
Miller Thomson, the court-appointed law firm representing former users of the QuadrigaCX exchange, wants information about Crypto Capital and whether it holds any of Quadriga's funds.
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CryptoCurrency News: Federal Judge Orders Kik Technical Advisor to Sit for Deposition With SEC
Kik technical advisor Tanner Philp must sit for another deposition in the company's ongoing legal fight with the SEC over its 2017 token sale, a federal judge ruled Wednesday.
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CryptoCurrency News: Why High-Profile Defections Aren’t Libra’s Biggest Challenge
Libra has lost another Association member, but according to @nlw that’s likely low on their worries list, plus Square’s LN efforts & TON’s SEC support.
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CryptoCurrency News: SEC Depositions Shed Light on Telegram’s $1.7B Token Sale
Newly released transcripts of the SEC’s depositions of Telegram executives offer a rare window into the logic and the mechanics behind its $1.7 billion token sale.
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CryptoCurrency News: Grayscale to Fund Ethereum Classic Developers for 2 More Years
Grayscale Investments has committed to financially supporting development of the ethereum classic (ETC) cryptocurrency for another two years.
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CryptoCurrency News: Crypto News Roundup for Jan. 22, 2020
Join CoinDesk Podcast Editor Adam B. Levine and Senior Markets Reporter Brad Keoun for a daily, time saving rundown of top news impacting crypto markets today.
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CryptoCurrency News: Bitcoin’s Lighting ‘Torch’ Reignites, Blazes Through 38 Countries in 3 Days
It's moving around the world much faster the second time around, already reaching 91 people.
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CryptoCurrency News: Jack Dorsey’s Square Wins Patent for Fiat-to-Crypto Payments Network
Square's newly awarded patent enables seamless transactions between a number of potential asset types including crypto.
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CryptoCurrency News: Retail Accumulation? Number of Bitcoin Addresses With One or More Coins Sees Solid Rise
A key on-chain metric has witnessed solid growth over the past 12 months, possibly indicating steady accumulation of bitcoins by retail traders.
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CryptoCurrency News: Hacker Noon Is Storing Content on a Blockchain After Ditching Medium
Hacker Noon is publishing article annotations onto its new blockchain to save costs and storage space.
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CryptoCurrency News: Notes From the WEF: The Coming Battle Between Surveilled and Private Money
Most Davos experts appear to agree that blockchain technology is best for data collection rather than self-sovereign finance.
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CryptoCurrency News: Hyperledger to Explore How Blockchain Can Help World Meet Climate Goals
The new climate group will allow participants to share ideas for a new distributed database to track emissions.
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CryptoCurrency News: Sports Live-Streamer Will Reward Viewers With Its Own Crypto
The live-streaming provider is launching its own ethereum-based cryptocurrency to reward viewers and encourage interactions.
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CryptoCurrency News: Blockchain Association Sides With Telegram Against SEC, Says Grams Are Not Securities
The U.S. advocacy group has come out strongly on the side of Telegram in its ongoing SEC court case.
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CryptoCurrency News: Bitcoin Bulls Seek Stronger Move After Bounce to $8.8K Loses Momentum
Bitcoin continues to defend key support, but a sustained move above $8,750 is needed to revive the short-term bull case.
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CryptoCurrency News: SEC Charges Blockchain Marketplace Opporty Over ‘Fraudulent’ $600,000 ICO
The firm is alleged to have conducted a fraudulent and unregistered sale of digital assets called OPP Tokens, raising around $600,000.
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CryptoCurrency News: Digital Chamber Asks Court to Draw Line Between Investment Contracts and Assets in Telegram Case
The Chamber of Digital Commerce, a blockchain advocacy group, wants a U.S. court to distinguish between an investment contract and the underlying asset used by Telegram during a 2018 initial coin offering.
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