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The SEC vs Ripple Lawsuit is Not Over Just Yet
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) legal dispute against Ripple Labs, and individual defendants including CEO of Ripple Labs Brad Garlinghouse and co-founder Chris Larsen, continues to garner attention.
On March 24, the court granted the SEC an extension to submit a discovery schedule relating to the case, marking a small victory for the American financial watchdog. SEC chairman reminds investors of cryptocurrency risks
With TerraUSD and LUNA falling, US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chairman Gary Gensler again addressed investors with a stronger message regarding digital currencies. He continues to categorize crypto assets as speculative and reminds of the lack of protection for holders. 
FTX CEO will donate his fortune to charity
Sam Bankman-Fried, founder of investment firm Alameda Research and crypto exchange FTX, plans to donate 99% of his fortune to charity. According to the Bloomberg news agency, the youngest American billionaire will keep only 1% (at least $100,000) of his annual income for personal needs. He will direct the rest of the funds to the implementation of the goals that he considers worthy. The Japanese government will review the Foreign Exchange Law to close backdoors for sanctions evasion
The Japanese government has stated that it will look for an opportunity to close any backdoors for sanctions evasion against the Russian Federation.
On Monday, the Japanese government made a statement that the country’s currency legislation will be revised in order to prevent Russia’s attempts to evade Western sanctions restrictions with cryptocurrency assets. For this purpose, during the next meeting of the Japanese Parliament, the Kishida government will revise the Law on Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade. This was reported to the Reuters news agency by Hirokazu Matsuno, chief secretary of the Cabinet of Ministers of Japan.