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Reality Shares of California has attracted around $100 million worth of new business since launching its exchange-traded funds.

Citigroup, the third-largest U.S. bank by assets, was sued in two separate cases over multiple violations.

The ICO operators consented to a cease and desist order and agreed to pay a $30,000 fine.

In other news, the Japanese financial watchdog is unhappy with the results of its inspections of cryptocurrency exchanges.

FinCEN relies on reports of suspicious activity to investigate wrongdoing, so the more the better.

Cannabis news outlet High Times is selling its shares on Nasdaq.

SEC's requests seek information about the structure for sales, clearing agreements, details on personnel and advisors involved

The US SEC has sent a subpoena to Stran Loyalty Group, née Long Blockchain, née Long Island Iced Tea. ...

Horowitz has 30 years of experience in the field, and will be Coinbase's first CCO.

The company failed to test its authorization practices, or monitor employees’ access to customer information.

The ADRs were issued without backing by actual shares, leaving them ripe for potential market abuse.

Daniel Gorfine of the CFTC warned against being hasty in defining tokens.

The Task Force on Market Integrity and Consumer Fraud will be chaired by the Deputy Attorney General.

The offering is valuing the company at around $11 million

The price of Ethereum has been sliding for months.

This follows FINMA of Switzerland's recent publication of a guide to operating a successful ICO.

The anti-virus software pioneer made his remarks in response to a statement by Jay Clayton

Catch up on last week's top stories.

"Crypto Capitalist" Anthony Pompliano explains that the SEC only stands to benefit from adopting blockchain.

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