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Alex Mashinsky, founder and former CEO of Celsius Network, on Thursday pleads not guilty to fraud charges in the US

Cryptocurrency News: The US Department of Justice, Securities and Exchange Commission, Commodity Futures Trading Commission and Federal Trade Commission filed lawsuits aga

Cryptocurrencies have surged to their highest levels in months due to favourable regulatory and investment moves. The price of Bitcoin, which is up more than 90% for the year and nearly 30% in a month, reached its highest point since June 2022. Another popular token, Ether, saw its best session since March

In 2021, when the crypto market was booming, lender Celsius Network was one of the biggest digital asset brands in the world—claiming to manage over $25…

Alex Mashinsky, co-founder and former Chief Executive of the imploded Celsius Network, got arrested on Thursday, Bloomberg reported. The 58-year-old business…

Cryptocurrencies were testing year highs on Friday as a run of favourable regulatory and investment moves have started to shift momentum in markets that had been stuck in a rut for months. ...

The clash is instructive of how future culture war issues will likely play out in banking policy.

Alexander Mashinsky, 57, of Manhattan, was charged with securities, commodities and wire fraud in an indictment unsealed in Manhattan federal court.

Fed Debate to Center on Fall Rate Moves; Bullard Steps Down From St. Louis Fed; Bullock Steps Up at RBA By James Christie Good day. From what we have been hearing from Federal Reserve officials...

A community member described Celsius Network’s announcement as weird and said they would rather hear an apology.