Fintech law firm Gofaizen & Sherle introduces License Navigator, an interactive tool to help crypto businesses compare licensing options across jurisdictions ahead of MiCAR's full implementation in 2026.
A U.S. federal judge dismissed the SEC's lawsuit against HEX founder Richard Heart on jurisdictional grounds, ruling that his globally available online communications did not target U.S. investors. The decision limits SEC's reach over foreign crypto projects.
A federal judge dismissed the SEC’s case against HEX founder Richard Heart on Feb. 28, 2025, ruling the agency lacked jurisdiction. The decision may limit SEC's reach over foreign crypto projects and sets a precedent for decentralized platforms. SEC has 20 days to appeal.
A federal judge dismissed the SEC’s case against HEX founder Richard Heart, finding the agency failed to show his crypto projects were specifically aimed at U.S. investors, highlighting limits in cross-border enforcement.
The seizure of BTC-e's domain by six U.S. agencies on July 28, 2017, ignites debates on extraterritorial jurisdiction. Non-U.S. users lose funds, while FinCEN claims authority based on American customer transactions.
On July 28, 2017, six US agencies seized the domain of bitcoin exchange BTC-e, igniting a heated debate about US jurisdiction over foreign entities. Users fear loss of funds and challenge the legality of the seizure.
Six U.S. agencies seized BTC-e's domain, charging operator with laundering over $4B. Non-U.S. users lost access to funds, igniting global debate on extraterritorial jurisdiction.
