The surge in global sanctions has led to a record flow of cryptocurrency to illicit addresses, raising concerns about crypto’s role in evading sanctions and facilitating illegal activities.
Wall Street and crypto leaders made progress in private talks on a pivotal crypto market structure bill ahead of a decisive Senate vote.
President Donald Trump refuses to pardon former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried, signaling a new era of accountability in the crypto industry.
The CFTC issues a no-action letter to Bitnomial, allowing the company to offer event contracts, marking a significant step towards the acceptance of prediction-style markets in the US.
Stand With Crypto, backed by 2.6M advocates, aims to establish a clear US crypto market structure by 2026 amid shifting political dynamics.
The South Korean Supreme Court has ruled that Bitcoin stored on crypto exchanges can be seized under criminal law, affirming the government’s stance on treating cryptocurrencies as assets that can be confiscated.
Crypto industry leaders are lobbying on Capitol Hill as the Senate prepares to vote on a market structure bill with significant implications for U.S. crypto regulation and DeFi.
Florida’s Bitcoin reserve proposal for 2026 has been revised to limit eligible assets to Bitcoin, reducing the state’s broader crypto ambitions and avoiding pension fund exposure.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong’s endorsement of China’s CBDC interest policy raises questions about his motives amid regulatory challenges posed by the GENIUS Act.
World Liberty Financial applies for an OCC Trust Bank Charter, aiming to become the second crypto firm with federal banking approval. What does this mean for the industry?