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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has argued that the question of whether Ripple violated securities law by making XRP available to retail investors needs appeals court intervention. This comes after Ripple made its case to a federal judge on why the SEC shouldn't be able to appeal her ruling on the programmatic sales of XRP.

The startup's founders have announced that they are ending active development after a two-year period.

The recent optimism around crypto spot exchange-traded funds has helped narrow the discount on the Ethereum Trust (ETHE).

The US Federal Reserve is still in the early stages of researching a central bank digital currency, according to Vice Chairman Michael Barr. No decisions have been made as the Fed is still in the basic research phase.

Historical data suggests that the extent of the expected uptrend in bitcoin after the halving is dependent on major central banks increasing their year-on-year M2 money supply growth rates.

The East Asian country is planning to introduce regulations requiring crypto businesses to keep customer payments separate from their own tokens. Additionally, unregistered overseas firms will be prohibited from soliciting business in the country.

The blockchain-based file-sharing network will be winding down after a court ruling in favor of the SEC.

Economists at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago forecast low inflation and a resilient economy, creating a potential 'goldilocks' scenario for risk assets, including cryptocurrencies.

Faruk Fatih Özer, the founder of Thodex, along with his sister Serap Özer and his brother Güven Özer, have been sentenced to a total of 11,196 years, 10 months, and 15 days in prison.

A judge has ruled that a California courtroom is the wrong venue for the case involving Egorov, as he was not living in the state when the alleged misdeeds occurred.