The Pennsylvania firm claims that a group of employees executed a “hostile takeover” of the company earlier this year while founder Richard Sanders was volunteering in war-torn Ukraine assisting local police with crypto investigations, according to a lawsuit. In his absence, the firm’s clients and some staff were transferred to new CipherBlade entities in Alaska and Singapore, effectively emptying his business, Sanders told CoinDesk.
Ghana Further Formalizes Digital Asset Sector with Education Campaign
Following the passage of the virtual asset service providers (VASP) Act (Act 1154), the Bank of Ghana has launched the...
