President Donald Trump's three sons said this week that the Trump Organization "has zero involvement” with the wallet.
Prospects of passing a bill to regulate the cryptocurrency industry at large are hitting a recurring roadblock.
The CFTC is seeing a wave of departures among its top leadership, with all senior officials either recently leaving or set to step down.
The funds will operate as a “regular C corporation” for U.S. federal income tax purposes, which treats staking distributions as dividend income.
The uptick in institutional stablecoin interest follows shifting regulatory regimes and increased lobbying efforts, especially in the U.S.
The SEC will still bring enforcement cases against bad actors in crypto, said SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce.
"[W]e're very long crypto,” Donald Trump Jr. said at Bitcoin 2025. "I mean, it's a huge part of everything that we do right now."
U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance urged action on digital asset regulation, warning that inaction could send trillions offshore.
The U.S. Department of Labor reversed earlier guidance discouraging retirement managers from considering cryptocurrency.
While many attendees at President Donald Trump's memecoin gala remained unknown to the public, a few high-profile guests made appearances.
Democratic lawmakers, including Sen. Elizabeth Warren, demanded President Trump release the list of people attending his memecoin gala.
Rep. Maxine Waters introduced a new bill to address concerns about the president's involvement in digital assets.
Reps. Tom Emmer and Reps. Ritchie Torres argue that non-custodial platforms like miners, validators, and wallets are not money transmitters.
SEC Chair Paul Atkins fielded questions from lawmakers about President Trump-linked memecoin and connections to Justin Sun.
U.S. Senators are gearing up to vote on whether or not to move forward with landmark stablecoin legislation later today.
Christy Goldsmith Romero, one of the top officials at the CFTC said her last day at the agency will be May 31.
In a 2023 securities filing, Coinbase said it would begin disclosing “monthly transacting users” rather than the “verified users” statistic.
Wintermute is expanding to New York City, tapping policy veteran Ron Hammond as it positions itself in a favorable regulatory environment.
Sens. Cynthia Lummis and Bernie Moreno say a tax provision could have unintended consequences for companies holding digital assets.
Last year, Donald Trump spoke at BTC Inc.’s annual conference in Nashville, TN, while on the campaign trail.
Senators voted to not move forward on a bill to regulate stablecoins for now following escalating tension over President Trump's involvement.
Rep. Ritchie Torre plans to introduce legislation that would block President Donald Trump from "profiteering" on memecoins and stablecoins.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the U.S. "should be the premier destination for digital assets" during a hearing on Wednesday.
Democrats and Republicans physically splintered on Tuesday, holding their own meetings to discuss the future of cryptocurrency regulation.
President Donald Trump pushes back against concerns of potential conflicts regarding his personal crypto interests.
Democrats are reportedly planning to walk out of a joint congressional hearing scheduled for Tuesday focused on cryptocurrency legislation.
House Republicans unveiled a discussion draft of a bill to regulate the digital asset industry, expanding on work done over the years.
The Blockchain Association urged the SEC to take an "incremental, flexible approach" to regulating cryptocurrency.
Key lawmakers are set to release a discussion draft in the coming days that would lay out a momentous regulatory framework for digital assets.
The SEC is delaying making decisions on whether to allow the listing and trading of crypto ETFs tracking XRP and another tracking Dogecoin.