Innovation Under Siege? U.S. Crypto Developer Fights DOJ Over Software Regulation
Michael Lewellen, a Texas-based blockchain developer, has filed a lawsuit against the DOJ, arguing that its stance on non-custodial software as unlicensed money transmission threatens innovation. The case raises crucial questions about regulatory overreach and its impact on blockchain developers and their constitutional rights.
Legal Notices Go Digital: How Hong Kong Is Changing the Rules for Anonymous Crypto...
Hong Kong courts have set a precedent by serving tokenized legal notices to cryptocurrency wallets linked to scams, freezing over 2.65 million USDT. This innovative use of blockchain technology reshapes legal enforcement and raises critical questions about privacy and regulation in the digital age.
Empowering Creators: How Sony’s Soneium Blockchain Redefines Fan Engagement
Sony's Soneium blockchain redefines fan engagement by empowering creators with NFT tools and equitable value distribution. With features like the Soneium Spark incubator, it bridges the gap between traditional entertainment and Web3 innovation.
Blockchain Meets the Real World: How ROAM and Solana Are Changing Wireless Networks
Blockchain technology, once primarily associated with cryptocurrencies, is now stepping into the physical realm with transformative applications. ROAM, a decentralized communication network powered by...
The Middle East’s Blockchain Revolution: DAMAC’s $1 Billion Deal with MANTRA
DAMAC Group partners with blockchain platform MANTRA in a $1 billion deal to tokenize real-world assets, including its real estate portfolio. This collaboration aims to enhance asset liquidity and accessibility, positioning the UAE as a leader in blockchain innovation.
