Enforcement Actions

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General rulemaking belongs in the appropriate regulation category; this section requires an investigation, lawsuit, settlement, fine, restriction, prosecution, remediation order, or asset-recovery action. The starting point for Enforcement Actions is crypto regulatory investigations, alongside digital asset lawsuits and agency settlement agreements. Key evidence may come from financial penalties and fines, trading service restrictions, unregistered offering cases, market manipulation enforcement, or sanctions violation cases. The article separates proposals, binding duties, supervision, and enforcement through consumer fraud prosecutions, compliance remediation orders, and subpoena and investigation activity.

Thai Regulator Alleges Bitkub Hid $53M Crypto Theft to Avoid Panic

Thailand's SEC accuses Bitkub of concealing a $53 million crypto theft in 2021, raising questions about exchange transparency and user asset safety as the investigation continues

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BitMEX Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Bitcoin Seizures Before Shutdown

BitMEX customers are suing for the return of over 622 Bitcoin, alleging the exchange manipulated liquidations and used internal trading during outages as it prepares to wind down operations in September

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Gemini's $10M Bitcoin Donation to Trump PAC Raises Regulatory Questions

Gemini Trust's $10 million Bitcoin donation to a Trump-aligned super PAC comes as the exchange and the CFTC jointly seek to reverse a $5 million settlement, intensifying scrutiny of crypto's role in U.S. political funding and regulatory independence

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CFTC Tightens Scrutiny on Prediction Market Contract Filings

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has issued a second warning to prediction market operators, demanding more detailed event contract filings ahead of a key July 27 regulatory deadline

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Federal Judge Halts Minnesota's Prediction Market Ban Before Launch

A U.S. district court has blocked Minnesota from enforcing a new law that would have banned prediction markets, citing likely conflict with federal derivatives regulation. The decision allows platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket to keep operating in the state for now.

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