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Image: theblock.co via LBankNew York Attorney General Warns Proposed Clarity Act Threatens State Fraud Prosecution Powers
According to reporting by LBank News and originating from The Block, New York Attorney General Letitia James submitted written testimony warning that the federal Clarity Act would dilute state-level investor protection authorities. This development, which remains not officially confirmed by direct legislative bodies, highlights intense legislative pressure as Washington lawmakers attempt to secure a Senate floor vote.
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theblock.co via LBankNew York Attorney General Warns Proposed Clarity Act Threatens State Fraud Prosecution Powers
According to reporting by LBank News and originating from The Block, New York Attorney General Letitia James submitted written testimony warning that the federal Clarity Act would dilute state-level investor protection authorities. This development, which remains not officially confirmed by direct legislative bodies, highlights intense legislative pressure as Washington lawmakers attempt to secure a Senate floor vote.
Unsplash / Norbert BraunThai SEC files criminal complaint over Bitkub reporting after a 1.7 billion baht cyberattack
Thailand’s SEC says a May 2021 cyberattack removed customer assets in 16 cryptocurrencies and alleges that Bitkub and former directors submitted reports that did not reflect the material change.
decrypt.co via LBankSearchable NYC Property Database Puts Wealthy Residents at Risk, Critics Warn
According to reporting by LBank News citing decrypt.co, a searchable database derived from New York City property assessment records has sparked severe backlash from prominent crypto figures. Critics argue that organizing public tax information into an accessible digital directory creates significant privacy vulnerabilities and physical security risks for affluent individuals and digital asset holders. This development, which remains not officially confirmed by independent municipal cybersecurity audits, highlights ongoing anxieties regarding physical safety and data exposure.