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Dojima rice and digital assets: new tech, old problems? Market manipulation by cryptocurrency exchanges
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This article looks at market manipulation by cryptocurrency exchanges. It explores the features of cryptocurrencies and whether or not existing legal frameworks are capable of accommodating a claim or criminal charge for market manipulation. In particular, the article explores the approach in the US where a claim has recently been brought by the US Department of Justice and the Securities Exchange Commission for market manipulation against a former employee of a cryptocurrency exchange.
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