Pavel Durov News

Telegram's TON saga seems far from over as a disgruntled investor seeks compensation.

The app has helped Belarusians stay in touch during a communications blackout.

Sworn in for her second term today, SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce tells Cointelegraph about the commission’s work on crypto and new tech in investing.

“We are not selling Telegram – neither in part, nor in full,” Telegram CEO Pavel Durov promises.

The leaders of two tech giants are using nationalism to win back the governments of their respective home countries after stumbling over crypto launches.

Commissioner Hester Peirce clearly doesn’t see the SEC’s courtroom win against Telegram as a victory for the regulator or innovation in the U.S.

SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce wants to see new crypto projects get a fair shake at U.S. capital markets.

Users will need to install their own testnet validators to continue using the network.

Russian prosecutors are reportedly investigating a British firm that allegedly sold fraudulent Gram tokens.

Documents shared with Cointelegraph confirm that Telegram refunded some American TON investors 72% of their investments about a month ago.

Despite the original TON project being officially terminated, the U.S. SEC asks Telegram to return $1.2 billion.

Telegram’s built-in contact import feature was exploited to leak the personal data of millions of users onto the darknet.

While many experts believe that Telegram has not compromised the security of its customers, some users have reported certain anomalies.

Russia’s Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology and Mass Media has officially lifted the ban on Telegram.

Telegram founder Pavel Durov admonishes Facebook and Instagram for generating ad revenue from scams that are being promoted from his name.