2021-7-23 15:16 |
BlockFi continues rejecting securities regulators’ allegations that its Interest Accounts are unregistered securities.
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The state's financial regulator join its counterparts in New Jersey and Alabama in taking action against the crypto lending platform.
2021-7-23 00:55 | |
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Regulatory issues are quickly stacking up against major cryptocurrency company BlockFi. In a release by the Alabama Securities Commission (ASC), the crypto-facing company has a limited time to prove its innocence over the sales of unregulated securities.
2021-7-23 20:02 | |
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The Alabama Securities Commission (ASC) has issued a show-cause notice to BlockFi intending to stop the sales of cryptocurrencies within the state. BlockFi, for its part, was quick to confirm receipt The post Alabama issues show-cause notice to BlockFi seeking ban on BIAs appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2021-7-22 10:57 | |
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On July 19, the CEO of the crypto financial services firm Blockfi, Zac Prince, told the public that the New Jersey Bureau of Securities has told the company to “stop accepting new BIA clients residing in New Jersey beginning July 22, 2021.
2021-7-21 19:30 | |
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The New Jersey Bureau of Securities has filed a cease and desist order against cryptocurrency lending company BlockFi, prohibiting it from accepting new clients for the firm’s Interest Account service in the corresponding jurisdiction.
2021-7-20 19:00 | |
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New Jersey Bureau of Securities’ claims of an alleged violation of relevant securities laws and lack of FDIC insurance is likely to only add “more regulatory uncertainty,” as per Matt Ballensweig of Genesis Lending while BlockFi engages with regulators to help them understand its products.
2021-7-20 16:46 | |
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BlockFi has been ordered by the New Jersey Bureau of Securities to desist from opening a new BlockFi Interest Account (BIA) for residents. In a Twitter thread on July 20, CEO Zac Prince has made it clear that the firm remains in operation for existing New Jersey customers and is in an ongoing dialogue withRead More
2021-7-20 15:30 | |
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Бюро ценных бумаг Нью-Джерси запретило криптолендинговой платформе BlockFi открывать новые накопительные счета BIA резидентам штата. Об этом рассказал глава компании Зак Принс. Late Monday evening BlockFi received an order from the New Jersey Bureau of Securities regarding BlockFi Interest Account (BIA) operations in the State of New Jersey.
2021-7-20 10:45 | |
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BlockFi CEO Zack Prince rejects the New Jersey securities regulator’s claim that his firm has been offering unlicensed securities to the public.
2021-7-20 08:30 | |
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Crypto lender BlockFi has appeared in the crosshairs of the New Jersey Bureau of Securities
2021-7-20 07:32 | |
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Crypto lending platform BlockFi has revealed the launch of its Bitcoin Trust. This was revealed in a press release on Tuesday and signaled the next phase for the lending platform. Bitcoin Trust Added By BlockFi BlockFi had registered the bitcoin trust with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in January, according to a public filing.Read More
2021-2-10 16:00 | |
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Crypto lending service provider BloackFi has filed for a Bitcoin Trust with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The ‘BlockFi Bitcoin Trust’ has yet to raise money from investors, but as a Rule 506(c) exempt offering, it would be able to offer the product publicly.
2021-1-30 19:02 | |
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NYDIG, Stone Ridge’s subsidiary that offers Bitcoin-backed loans, is preparing to expand its offering through float financing, according to the firm’s 2024 investor letter. The letter rebuts common objections to Bitcoin’s (BTC) utility, suggesting that it can generate cash flow through sales and serve as collateral for fiat loans.
The potential deployment on a Bitcoin layer-2 by the largest DeFi lending protocol highlights the appetite for harnessing the original blockchain for purposes that are commonplace elsewhere in the crypto ecosystem.
DeFi is poised to create a future where financial services are digital, open, always-on, and borderless, says Bill Barhydt, ceo, Abra.
Celsius' bankruptcy administrator has distributed more than $2.53 billion to some 251,000 creditors, it said in its first status report.
The New York Attorney General’s (NYAG) office announced the completion of its settlement with Gemini and the recovery of $50 million for users of the defunct Gemini Earn program on June 14. Users will receive the crypto in their accounts without having to take any further action.
Blockchain security firm Cyvers Alert reported a significant exploit on the DeFi lending protocol UwU Lend, which resulted in an approximately $19. 5 million loss. The attacker funded their wallet via the sanctioned crypto mixer Tornado Cash.
Quick Take DeFi Technologies Inc. , a public company traded on CBOE Canada (DEFI), has made a strategic decision to adopt Bitcoin as its primary treasury reserve asset, purchasing 110 Bitcoin, according to Newswire.