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Tether (USDT) faces a lawsuit alleging $42 million in USDT was frozen due to its connection to a pig butchering scam, while Australian crypto firms risk significant fines for failing to meet licensing deadlines.

The CFTC has filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit brought by CME Group regarding crypto perpetual futures, arguing that CME lacks standing and that the claims are unfounded.

The CFTC has filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit brought by CME Group, arguing that CME cannot challenge the regulator's approval of Kalshi’s Bitcoin perpetual futures contract without demonstrating concrete financial harm.

A federal judge dismissed a defamation lawsuit filed by XRP influencer Jake Claver against content creator Zach Rector on September 2, ruling that Rector's 2025 videos contained no actionably false statements.

The CFTC has requested a judge dismiss a lawsuit filed by CME Group regarding crypto perpetual futures, arguing the dispute is overstated since the regulator's order permits any designated contract market, including CME, to list such products.

The CFTC has filed a motion to dismiss CME Group's lawsuit regarding crypto perpetual futures, arguing that CME lacks standing because it is free to list such products as a Designated Contract Market (DCM).

The CFTC has filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit brought by CME Group against Kalshi over Bitcoin perpetual futures (perps), a regulatory action that could influence competition and innovation in U.S.

The Trump administration has publicly backed OpenAI in its copyright lawsuit against The New York Times, framing the support as being in the national interest.

David Schwartz, former Ripple CTO, publicly supported Tether's decision to freeze $42 million in a warrantless action as part of an SDNY lawsuit, citing anti-money laundering (AML) risks.