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New York district court postpones Telegram’s TON hearing to 2020It looks like we’re all going to be waiting a while for the legal showdown between Telegram and the United States Securities and Exchange Commission. A district court in New York has said the next hearing will be held on Feb. 18 and 19 next year. The defendants have been ordered not to “offer, sell, deliver, or distribute” Gram tokens until the proceedings are concluded. All this comes a week after the SEC alleged that Telegram had violated U.S. securities laws during its initial token offering, which raised an estimated $1.7 billion. In other news, investors must now decide whether they are prepared to delay the launch of the Telegram Open Network until April 30, 2020 — and they are being given until Wednesday to make up their minds.
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