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SEC Makes 'Materially False and Misleading' Representations Against Crypto Firm — Judge Threatens Sanctions

The United States District Court for the District of Utah has expressed concerns that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is making “materially false and misleading representations” in its lawsuit against a crypto firm. The court has ordered the securities regulator to show cause why it should not be subject to sanctions. Court Threatens to Sanction SEC The U.S. Securities and…
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Brazil's Banking Behemoth Itau Unibanco Debuts Cryptocurrency Trading Services – Bitcoin News

Itau Unibanco, the largest private bank in Brazil, has launched cryptocurrency trading services for its customers. Through Ion, its financial services platform, Itau will first offer access to two cryptocurrencies, ether and bitcoin, opening this feature gradually to all users. Itau Unibanco Opens Crypto Trading Services in Brazil Itau Unibanco, one of the largest banking institutions in Brazil…
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Indian Government Reveals 28 Crypto Service Providers Are Registered With Financial Intelligence Unit – Regulation Bitcoin News

The Indian government has revealed that 28 crypto service providers are currently registered with the country’s Financial Intelligence Unit. Furthermore, the Ministry of Finance has clarified that the anti-money laundering guidelines and reporting requirements apply to offshore cryptocurrency exchanges servicing the Indian market. 28 Crypto Firms Are Registered Entities India’s Ministry of…
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Tether Blacklists Over 30 USDT Wallets – Bitcoin News

Tether, the company behind the issuance of USDT, the largest stablecoin, has blacklisted more than 30 addresses that have received billions in USDT since their first use. According to blockchain intelligence firm Chainargos, the blacklisted addresses had received $161 million from Whitebit, a European exchange with Ukrainian roots. Tether Blacklists Over 30 USDT Addresses That Have Moved…
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