Legal
New York Times sues Microsoft, OpenAI for alleged copyright infringement
The Times could set precedent on AI and copyright law through a new lawsuit filed against Microsoft and OpenAI over training data misuse.
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Culture
Anatoly Yakovenko jokes ‘Solana is Ethereum’ in ironic social media exchange
A recent joke from the Solana creator was taken too literally in CryptoSlate's previous coverage, resulting in confusion.
Crypto
Despite legal woes, Changpeng Zhao closes the year $24B richer than before
Binance's former CEO Changpeng Zhao sees personal fortune climb despite stepping down amid legal pressures.
Legal
Bulgarian authorities drop money laundering investigation into Nexo executives
Sofia City Prosecutor's Office dismisses high-profile charges against Nexo executives as their actions are deemed lawful.
Interview
The State of Play: Unpacking crypto policy progress in Washington, D.C.
Hedera Chief Policy Officer Nilmini Rubin speaks on the state of policy discussions, incentives driving politicians, real world applications, and more in an exclusive interview with CryptoSlate.
Investments
Galaxy Digital eyeing assets held by distressed crypto firms: FT
After tripling assets under management by way of its deal with FTX, Galaxy Digital is looking at other bankrupt companies' portfolios.
Regulation
SEC denies Coinbase’s petition for new crypto asset rules
The SEC maintains its current regulatory stance that existing securities rules are sufficient to govern the space.
Regulation
Valkyrie amends Bitcoin ETF filing with enhanced custody, valuation rules
Valkyrie's enhanced spot Bitcoin ETF prospectus details Coinbase custody and revised valuation ahead of SEC decision.
Legal
SEC informs the court that Richard Heart has been served
HEX founder Richard Heart faces SEC allegations of defrauding investors and misappropriating funds for lavish personal spending.
Politics
Fresh outrage erupts over Elizabeth Warren’s anti-crypto bill as five more senators sign on
As Senate support grows, Elizabeth Warren's sweeping crypto regulation bill raises serious concerns over Bitcoin privacy and infrastructure.
Politics
2024 U.S. defense bill drops crypto rules from legislation
As the $886 billion 2024 National Defense Authorization Act bill clears its final hurdles, crypto regulations are left to future debate.
Politics
Senate bill adds to growing list of digital asset legislation moving through Congress
The Terrorism Financing Prevention Act targets digital asset channels to cut off financial support for Foreign Terrorist Organizations.
Culture
Ten years ago, Michael Saylor worried Bitcoin might fail
The decade-old tweet reveals a remarkable shift in the entrepreneur's attitude over the last ten years as Bitcoin became the world's fastest-growing asset.
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