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Mining claims · Source record: Jul 28, 2026 · Checked: Oct 25, 2026

Archive · Goettsche’s dismissal with prejudice is verified in the 28 July 2026 order; Weeks’s plea rulings are verified in the February orders. These are individual outcomes, not a closure of every defendant’s case. Later judgments for other defendants were not obtained.

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  1. [1]Adjudicated finding

    Joseph Frank Abel pleaded guilty in September 2020 to conspiracy to offer and sell unregistered securities and to a false-tax-return offence connected with BitClub Network.

    Supporting excerpt: California Man Admits to Securities and Tax Offenses Related to $722 Million Bitclub Network Fraud Scheme
    conspiracy to offer and sell unregistered securities
    California Man Admits to Securities and Tax Offenses Related to $722 Million Bitclub Network Fraud Scheme ↗

    Source language: EN · Captured Oct 22, 2026

  2. [2]Adjudicated finding

    On 28 July 2026 the court dismissed the indictment with prejudice as to Matthew Goettsche, on the government’s application. This order does not dismiss the case against every defendant.

    Supporting excerpt: US District Court, New Jersey: Goettsche dismissal with prejudice, ECF 611 (public court copy)
    the Indictment in this case (D.E. 1) be dismissed with prejudice as to Defendant Matthew Goettsche.
    US District Court, New Jersey: Goettsche dismissal with prejudice, ECF 611 (public court copy) ↗

    Source language: EN · Captured Oct 25, 2026

  3. [3]Adjudicated finding

    On 4 February 2026 Judge Claire Cecchi issued an amended opinion denying Jobadiah Weeks’s motion to withdraw his guilty plea; it replaces the 8 October 2025 opinion.

    Supporting excerpt: US District Court, New Jersey: Weeks amended opinion and order, ECF 553
    Defendant’s motion to withdraw his guilty plea is denied
    US District Court, New Jersey: Weeks amended opinion and order, ECF 553 ↗

    Source language: EN · Captured Oct 25, 2026

  4. [4]Adjudicated finding

    The amended opinion records Weeks’s plea to an unregistered-securities conspiracy and tax evasion; dismissal of the wire-fraud count was conditional on compliance with the plea agreement.

    Supporting excerpt: US District Court, New Jersey: Weeks amended opinion and order, ECF 553
    The Government agreed to move for dismissal of Count One of the Indictment at the time of sentencing if Defendant fully complied with the plea agreement.
    US District Court, New Jersey: Weeks amended opinion and order, ECF 553 ↗

    Source language: EN · Captured Oct 25, 2026

  5. [5]Adjudicated finding

    A separate order filed on 4 February 2026 denied Weeks’s reconsideration motion and directed that specified filings be unsealed.

    Supporting excerpt: US District Court, New Jersey: Weeks reconsideration order, ECF 554
    Defendant’s motions are denied, and certain filings stipulated to by the parties shall be unsealed.
    US District Court, New Jersey: Weeks reconsideration order, ECF 554 ↗

    Source language: EN · Captured Oct 25, 2026

  6. [6]Source reported

    EU supervisory authorities advise checking provider authorisation and warn that protection depends on the asset and service.

    Supporting excerpt: EU Supervisory Authorities warn consumers of risks and limited protection for certain crypto-assets and providers
    check the provider of crypto-asset services is authorised in the EU
    EU Supervisory Authorities warn consumers of risks and limited protection for certain crypto-assets and providers ↗

    Source language: EN · Captured Oct 22, 2026

  7. [7]Source reported

    ESMA states that the EU-wide MiCA transitional period ended on 1 July 2026.

    Supporting excerpt: ESMA statement on the end of MiCA transitional periods
    1 July 2026
    ESMA statement on the end of MiCA transitional periods ↗

    Source language: EN · Captured Oct 22, 2026

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