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7 Oct 2026, 09:47

Conduit sues over Tether’s $2.76M stablecoin freeze in federal court

Conduit, a cross-border payments platform, has sued Tether in federal court over a Tether stablecoin freeze that locked up $2.76 million of its funds more than a year ago and, according to the company, has never been properly explained. The freeze itself dates back to Sept. 24, 2025, but the lawsuit landed this week, giving […]

7 Oct 2026, 09:00

Solana gets JPMorgan input on settlement: What could SOL gain?

Solana is gaining institutional traction as JPMorgan’s DvP system puts on-chain settlement into focus.

7 Oct 2026, 08:32

Tether Faces Conduit Lawsuit Over $2.76 Million Freeze and Further Damages Claim

Summary Conduit sued Tether in New York seeking release of $2.76 million in USDT allegedly frozen for more than a year. Conduit claims Brazilian authorities never requested its wallet freeze and confirmed the company was not under investigation involving customer Onix. The lawsuit seeks another $2.76 million in compensation, alleging business harm while Tether earned […]

7 Oct 2026, 08:30

‘Every single exchange’ will have to adopt public blockchain infrastructure to compete, Hyperliquid Policy Center CEO says

Chervinsky says that beyond regulated perps, onchain markets need to enter the U.S. regulatory perimeter, a step he expects will happen soon.

7 Oct 2026, 08:27

DOJ cites Bitcoin Fog ruling, challenging Roman Storm acquittal bid

Federal prosecutors have used a recent appeals-court decision in the Bitcoin Fog case to bolster their opposition to the acquittal of Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm, arguing the ruling supports the government’s theory that crypto-mixing activity can establish proper court venue for related charges. In a Monday filing in Storm’s case, the U.S. Department of [...]

7 Oct 2026, 08:06

Russia clears first crypto exchanges, custodians under new law

Russia registered its first crypto exchanges and custodians, including its largest bank, Sberbank, which plans to launch crypto products on Dec. 1.