Reviewing the Tether Documents

2023-6-22 23:45

Last week, CoinDesk received documents in response to a New York state Freedom of Information Law request about the details of Tether’s reserves. These documents were released two years after our original filing in 2021 and only after a full-blown legal fight with Tether, which CoinDesk won in February.

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Stablecoin Issuer Tether Says It Is a Victim of a 500 BTC Ransom Demand Infoleak Threat

Just days after the conclusion of its long-running feud with the Office of the Attorney General of New York, Tether says it is now a victim of an extortion attempt. According to the stablecoin issuer, the blackmailers are threatening to release documents they claim “will harm the bitcoin ecosystem” if their demand for the payment […]

2021-3-2 15:15


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Tether Banker Says the Stablecoin is Fully-backed

Deltec, the Tether (USDT) banker based in the Bahamas, says the popular stablecoin is fully-backed, downplaying long-standing reports of the integrity of its client’s reserves. The declaration is coming as both Tether and Bitfinex are submitting documents to the New York Attorney General (NYAG) concerning an $850 million embezzlement case from April 2019. Tether isRead More

2021-1-23 13:30


Plaintiffs Withdraw Class Action Lawsuit Accusing Bitfinex, Tether of Manipulating BTC Prices

The class-action lawsuit brought against Bitfinex and Tether for manipulating BTC market prices has officially been withdrawn by the complainants. According to court documents filed in the Western District of Washington on 7th January 2020, Adam Kurtz and Eric Young, the plaintiffs who had accused the two firms of manipulating BTC market prices have chosen […]

2020-1-10 19:42


Bitfinex need not follow NYAG’s request to compile all documents

New York judge Hon. Joel Cohen has rejected a New York Attorney General’s (NYAG) office request to make Bitfinex and Tether compile all documents related to Bitfinex – Tether case. Previously, the NYAG’s office had highlighted how both Bitfinex and Tether had failed to produce relevant documents pertaining to the “$850 million cover-up and $900 […] The post Bitfinex need not follow NYAG’s request to compile all documents appeared first on AMBCrypto.

2019-10-10 20:00


NYAG Office Asks Court To Stop Allowing Bitfinex to Stall Its Tether Investigation

A new chapter in the battle between the New York Attorney General (NYAG) and Tether/Bitfinex has been recently started. A letter disclosed by the NYAG, which was written by counsel John Castiglione and filed last month, affirms that the crypto company has not provided the documents which were requested. In case you haven't read about […]

2019-10-3 00:24


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Bitfinex’s last-ditch attempt to halt investigation into $850M cover-up fails

A court in New York has denied Bitfinex and Tether’s parent company iFinex’s latest motion to avoid the legal clap back from its $850 million cover-up. iFinex claimed that the New York State Attorney General (NYAG) lacked the relevant jurisdiction to investigate the cryptocurrency exchange and stablecoin issuer as it claims it doesn’t serve customers in the state.

2019-8-20 12:42


Tether in court: Yep, we sort of, kind of, definitely used our reserves to buy Bitcoin

It appears that contrary to its marketing promises, Tether – a cryptocurrency pegged to the US dollar – used some of its dollar reserves to buy Bitcoin. The stablecoin issuer, which shares management and ownership with cryptocurrency exchange service Bitfinex, has admitted it used its reserves to invest in Bitcoin and other “assets,” according to court transcripts obtained by The Block.

2019-5-22 11:12


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Op Ed: A Summary of

In the latest on the ongoing legal dispute between the New York Attorney General (NYAG), cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex and stablecoin issuer Tether, the New York Supreme Court has modified an April 24, 2019, preliminary injunction and now Bitfinex is allowed to continue using the Tether reserves that were loaned to it to maintain its ordinary course of business, such as paying employees and consultants.

2019-5-18 22:14


New York Judge Denies Bitfinex’s Motion to Vacate Preliminary Injunction

The presiding judge over the New York OAG v. Bitfinex/Tether proceedings just ruled on Bitfinex’s ‘Motion to Vacate’ the OAG’s request for a preliminary injunction against them. That ruling can be found here: Bitfinex’s Motion to Vacate the OAG’s Request for Production of Documents Was Denied As a result of this order, the preliminary injunction that […]

2019-5-14 05:04


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Coin Cafe Ordered By New York AG to Pay Back $4.3M in Fraudulent Fees

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New York Attorney General Proposes New Crypto Regulatory Act

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