ChainCatcher news, according to South Korean media YTN, the South Korean prosecution summoned Yoon Suk-yeol to appear in court on December 21.

ChainCatcher news, according to Cointelegraph, Telegram founder Pavel Durov appeared in a Paris court at 10 AM CET on December 6, accompanied by his lawyers David-Olivier Kaminski and Christophe Ingrain. Sources say the court's inquiry focused on allegations related to Telegram's potential use for illegal transactions.Pavel Durov stated that he trusts the French judicial system but declined to provide details about the case.

ChainCatcher news, Telegram CEO Pavel Durov will appear in court to face a trial by French judge Paul Faure, who will decide whether to formally charge him for allegedly facilitating illegal activities on his platform.Judge Faure stated that this case involves not only individuals but also the responsibilities that technology companies should bear. Durov could face a maximum sentence of 20 years, and this case may become a significant focal point for global discussions on digital rights and corporate responsibility, potentially setting a landmark precedent for content moderation responsibilities.

CahinCatcher news, BitClout founder Nader Al-Naji was arrested last Saturday in Los Angeles on charges of telecommunications fraud in New York. On Tuesday, federal regulators filed a civil lawsuit against him. He appeared in federal court in Los Angeles on Monday and was released on bail.Previous news, BitClout founder Nader Al-Naji is accused by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission of implementing a fraudulent cryptocurrency scheme worth millions of dollars, involving a social media platform called BitClout and its namesake native token.