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The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has reached a settlement with bankrupt crypto company Voyager, permanently banning it from handling consumers' assets. In addition, the FTC has filed charges against the company's former CEO. The settlement comes after regulators accused Voyager of fraudulent practices. This development highlights the ongoing scrutiny of the cryptocurrency industry by US regulators, as they aim to protect consumers and maintain market integrity.
US REGULATORS SETTLE WITH BANKRUPT CRYPTO COMPANY VOYAGER, FILE AGAINST EX-CEO (Reuters) The U.S. Federal Trade Commission said it reached a settlement with bankrupt crypto company Voyager that will permanently ban it from handling consumers' assets. https://t.co/nk2jcSH59p
The approval of a bitcoin spot ETF is partially priced in, said Coinbase and Voyager’s ex-CEO has been charged by U.S. regulators with fraud. @LedesmaLyllah and @godbole17 report in First Mover Americas. https://t.co/6ypP2bcIYY
US regulators settle with bankrupt crypto company Voyager, file against ex-CEO https://t.co/XcY2HkVZ13 https://t.co/J84qZFYDtH
Statement of @CFTCjohnson regarding @cftc's charges against Voyager's chief executive officer. Learn more: https://t.co/OiBvOoCuV6
FTC sues bankrupt crypto company Voyager's CEO over false FDIC insurance claims https://t.co/xsB7TmHKMZ by @asilbwrites
Co-founder of Voyager Digital Stephen Ehrlich faces charges from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission for alleged fraud and failing to register with the agency. https://t.co/FlYGQXS3zh
The latest amended spot #Bitcoin ETF filing from ARK and 21Shares is a “good sign” that progress is being made, according to Bloomberg ETF analysts. https://t.co/RUbMqQfKrv
The CFTC is weighing penalizing Stephen Ehrlich, the co-founder and former CEO of bankrupt crypto lender Voyager https://t.co/Vnbkdqvjfq