Recently SEC was legally obliged to respond to Coinbase's writ of mandamus. Meanwhile, the regulator deleted a possible first-ever definition of digital asset from its rule and the exchange started an open letter to Congress to support pro-crypto legislation.

Coinbase publicly responded to the SEC’s Wells notice and now is trying to force the regulatory agency to respond to a petition for rulemaking that the company filed last summer aiming to get proper regulation rules for digital assets.

Hydrogen Technologies and its former CEO have been found guilty of market manipulation in a case brought by the SEC. The court ordered Hydrogen Corporation to pay damages of approximately $2.8 million.

The protracted legal dispute between Ripple, a California-based tech company, and the U.S. SEC has lasted for more than 28 months, prompting widespread speculation regarding the date of the final ruling. Ripple supporters suggest that the verdict may be announced by the end of April.

FTX, the exchange that collapsed in November, is considering reopening in the future as it goes through the bankruptcy procedure.

Celsius Network has been working on potential litigation against its creditor, blogger Tiffany Fong, for sharing leaked internal information via social media.

Voyager Digital is still unable to complete its bankruptcy process, with its deal with Binance.US delayed by the U.S. government and regulators.

Elon Musk has changed the Twitter logo DogeCoin's Shiba Inu. Is this one of his usual attention-grabbing tactics, or an undisclosed market manipulation?