Remember when crypto regulation in the US was just a big question mark? It still is, but now there's a lot more paperwork involved – and a lot more lawyers.
Europe's groundbreaking crypto rules are already showing cracks. Barely two years post-implementation, the EU's MiCA framework is heading for its first significant recalibration, strained by Wall Street's accelerating blockchain initiatives.
The UK's financial regulators are sending a clear message: no more playing footsie with sanctioned entities. Justin Sun's HTX exchange is the latest casualty.
FTX's legal troubles are far from over. The exchange's former law firm, Fenwick & West, has agreed to a $54 million settlement with victims, underscoring the deep entanglement of traditional legal structures with crypto's rapid rise and fall.
Donald Trump's Truth Social has officially pulled its bid for a Bitcoin ETF. The move suggests a tactical retreat, not a surrender.
Mike Novogratz's Galaxy Digital finally snagged a New York BitLicense. After years of regulatory wrangling, this means they can officially offer institutional trading and financing in the Empire State. But is it a true win, or just another box ticked?
The CLARITY Act just cleared a major hurdle, and the crypto world is buzzing. But are we celebrating too soon?
A US law firm's move to seize $344 million in frozen stablecoins tied to Iran has ignited a firestorm in the crypto world. Critics are calling the firm's tactics 'predatory' and 'evil,' arguing it jeopardizes compensation for hack victims.
For too long, crypto regulation has been a theoretical debate. This week, it became a palpable market force. The U.S. Senate Banking Committee's vote to advance the Clarity Act isn't just another policy footnote; it's a seismic shift.
The Senate just voted yes on a crypto bill. But before the champagne corks start popping, let's be clear: the crypto industry's quest for regulatory certainty is far from over.
The path to regulating the crypto market is rarely straightforward. Case in point: the latest iteration of the CLARITY Act.
Estonia's FSA has thrown down a marker, issuing an official investor warning for Zondacrypto. This move comes amid a swirling storm of withdrawal woes and a baffling case of missing private keys tied to a fortune in Bitcoin.