2018-10-10 17:10 |
The SEC is trying to subpoena an investment trust company as part of a probe into alleged fraud involving claims of a $100 million ICO. origin »
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Arrington XRP Capital, the hedge fund created by TechCrunch founder and crypto enthusiast Michael Arrington, considers move to Asia, outraged by SEC’s second subpoena.
2018-10-1 11:19 | |
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Noted Crypto investor Michael Arrington announced in a tweet on Friday that his firm Arrington XRP Capital is no longer investing in U. S. token deals. The news comes after the firm received its second subpoena from the SEC.
2018-9-30 04:00 | |
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Arrington XRP Capital may stop funding U.S.-based blockchain startups after being subpoenaed repeatedly by the SEC.
2018-9-29 13:29 | |
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Arrington XRP Capital may stop funding U.S.-based blockchain startups after being subpoenaed repeatedly by the SEC.
2018-9-30 13:29 | |
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Last year, Long Blockchain, a beverage manufacturer, enjoyed a significant increase in its stock after changing its name and adopting blockchain technology. Prior to the pivot, the company was known as Long Island Iced Tea.
2018-8-6 16:36 | |
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Long Blockchain, the former beverage company-turned-blockchain firm, was hit with a subpoena from the SEC, according to statements filed by the company on Wednesday. Long Blockchain is cooperating with the authorities in regards to the matter, reports from Bloomberg indicate.
2018-8-3 11:11 | |
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Long Blockchain, the former beverage company-turned-blockchain firm, was hit with a subpoena from the SEC, according to statements filed by the company on Wednesday. Long Blockchain is cooperating with the authorities in regards to the matter, reports from Bloomberg indicate.
2018-8-3 08:00 | |
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Long Blockchain, the beverage maker that made headlines last year when its stock surged following a pivot to blockchain and a related name-change, has been subpoenaed by the U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
2018-8-3 23:16 | |
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Long Island Tea Corp. – no, wait, Long Blockchain Corp. – might have to put an end to their name-changing adventures as the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has served them with subpoena, Bloomberg reports.
2018-8-2 16:21 | |
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Long Blockchain Corp, previously known as Long Island Iced Tea, has received a subpoena from the SEC. The company is making another change - moving into the gift cards industry.
2018-8-2 13:36 | |
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Bitcoin Magazine U. S Senator Probes Status of Binance Inquiry Over Iran Compliance Concerns Sen. Richard Blumenthal has requested updates from the DOJ and FinCEN on monitors overseeing Binance, citing AML compliance concerns, according to Fortune.
