X adds Community Note to Sen. Warren’s claims on dodging sanctions with crypto
“Fiat is the preferred currency for financial crimes,” said a Community Note providing context to Elizabeth Warren’s Jan. 21 tweet on crypto and sanctions.
“Fiat is the preferred currency for financial crimes,” said a Community Note providing context to Elizabeth Warren’s Jan. 21 tweet on crypto and sanctions.
No specific crypto addresses were listed in the sanctions, which included members of the Shamlakh family and the Herzallah Exchange.
Senator Elizabeth Warren used the U.S. Governmental Accountability Office report to show crypto in a negative light despite the report’s content offering a contrasting view.
Within a week, the crypto industry lost two pro-crypto presidential hopefuls, though there’s some hope Donald Trump could be a secret wildcard for crypto.
The firm claims to have between $100 million and $500 million in estimated assets and liabilities.
Online pastor Eli Regalado says he sold over $3 million in tokens to his community because “the Lord” told him to give his followers a 10x return.
Ron DeSantis ended his presidential campaign on Jan. 21, saying he had no path to victory and pledged his support to former U.S. President Donald Trump.
The legislation establishes rights for digital assets miners and validators and provides tax incentives for the purchase of goods and services with cryptocurrencies.
Legal researcher Elliott Stein recalls leaving the courtroom with a significantly more optimistic outlook on cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase’s chances of securing a victory.
Ripple’s lawyers argued that the United States Securities and Exchange Commission had more than enough chances to obtain additional documents before the deadline.