Bitcoin Futures Trailblazer Returns To CFTC As Chief Of Staff
Amir Zaidi, the Bitcoin futures pioneer, returns to the CFTC as chief of staff, signaling a renewed focus on cryptocurrency regulation and rulemaking in the US.
Amir Zaidi, the Bitcoin futures pioneer, returns to the CFTC as chief of staff, signaling a renewed focus on cryptocurrency regulation and rulemaking in the US.
Russia is proposing up to two years of forced labor for unregistered Bitcoin miners, aiming to regulate the industry and address environmental concerns.
A Coinbase executive cautions the US Senate about the risks of misregulating stablecoins, which could give China an edge with its digital yuan advancements.
A South Korean lawmaker faces conflict of interest allegations after criticizing Upbit while their son joins rival exchange Bithumb.
China’s central bank will allow interest payments on digital yuan balances starting in 2026, as part of a broader regulatory crackdown on crypto. Learn how this move could reshape the financial landscape.
The imprisonment of Samourai Wallet co-founder Keonne Rodriguez has reignited discussions on crypto privacy tools, developer liability, and executive clemency, prompting a reevaluation of the regulatory and legal frameworks surrounding cryptocurrencies.
El Salvador’s Bitcoin ambitions faced a reality check in 2025 as the IMF pressured the country to rethink its crypto strategy amidst economic and regulatory challenges.
The CFTC undergoes a leadership change with Michael Selig replacing Caroline Pham as the new chair, bringing fresh perspectives to the regulation of derivatives and cryptocurrency markets.
Hong Kong proposes strict crypto risk charges for insurers, including a 100% capital charge on unbacked crypto assets.
The US House has proposed a tax safe harbor for some stablecoin transactions, aiming to simplify tax obligations and promote innovation in the financial sector.