UK Government Proposes New Banking Rules to Protect Free Speech
UK government plans new banking rules to protect free speech. Banks may lose licenses for political bias in account closures.
British Government Tackles Banking Bias: Impending Changes to Customer Accounts
The UK is set to introduce measures preventing banks from debanking customers based on political views, ignited by Nigel Farage’s Coutts controversy.
FTX Customers Challenge Sale of Subsidiaries Amid Concerns for Their Interests
FTX customers file limited objection to ensure their interests are represented in the sale of four subsidiaries amid bankruptcy proceedings.
Sam Bankman-Fried’s Extradition: The Fall of FTX’s Former CEO
Sam Bankman-Fried has agreed to extradition to the U.S. to face serious charges, including fraud and campaign finance violations.
Crypto Exchanges Stand Firm to Protect Non-Sanctioned Russian Users
Explore how cryptocurrency exchanges like Bitfinex and Bittrex support non-sanctioned Russian citizens amidst ongoing global sanctions.
Celsius Bankruptcy Drama: Creditors Push Back on Reorganization Delays
Creditors object to Celsius’ bankruptcy reorganization delays, demanding a swift resolution for affected users and highlighting mounting professional fees.
Voyager Digital Faces Scrutiny Over Misleading FDIC Insurance Claims
Voyager Digital faces regulator scrutiny for misleading FDIC insurance claims, leaving users in a tough spot amid its bankruptcy filing.
Bitonic Battles Dutch Central Bank Over Wallet Verification Rules
Bitonic has filed a lawsuit against the DNB over wallet verification rules, arguing they violate customer privacy and lack legal grounding.