President Trump says he hopes to have stablecoin legislation on his desk by August and calls for an end to Operation Choke Point 2.0.
As memecoins' popularity takes off, the SEC stepped in to make it clear that those assets were not securities, sparking support and criticism.
Standard Chartered suggests U.S. could potentially fund the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve in a budget-neutral way by selling gold for bitcoin.
Mark Botnick, who started representing SBF following the FTX collapse, has quit following an unexpected prison interview.
The US will not sell any Bitcoin deposited into the reserve, and it will be kept as a store of value akin to a digital Fort Knox.
Crypto executives will meet in Washington DC at a Trump-hosted summit on Friday afternoon.
The former CEO of FTX once again claimed that he's wrongfully convicted as he apparently tries to make the case for a presidential pardon.
Sacks faced scrutiny over potential conflicts of interest but confirmed he sold his crypto assets before joining the Trump administration.
Sen. Tim Scott released a bill that would block regulations from using reputational risk as a way to supervise banks.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong and Strategy founder Michael Saylor, among others, are slated to attend the crypto summit in Washington.
Many industry leaders argue Bitcoin alone should be the basis of a strategic reserve, given its decentralized nature and global acceptance.
Standard Chartered says $500,000 bitcoin target back in focus, after Trump's Crypto Strategic Reserve plan boosts market.
The agency has adopted a more crypto-friendly stance, recently dropping cases against major crypto firms such as Coinbase and UniSwap.
Former FDIC board member McKernan is a critic of overregulation and has pointed out the excesses of Operation Choke Point 2.0.
President Donald Trump and his wife Melania Trump launched official memecoins shortly before Inauguration Day in January.
In recent days, the SEC has withdrawn cases against Coinbase, OpenSea, Robinhood and UniSwap and entered talks with Justin Sun.
Lawmakers voted to support a resolution to overturn a controversial tax rule and will head to the full House of Representatives for a vote.
Regulatory agencies have scrutinized crypto ATMs over the years over concerns that they are being used in scams.
OpenSea said the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has ended its investigation of the NFT marketplace, according to Bloomberg. Earlier this month, the organization released a beta version of its OS2 platform and confirmed plans for a SEA token airdrop, which will be available to U.S. users. The move comes shortly after the SEC decided […]
As the U.S. Congress works to regulate crypto, state lawmakers are increasingly forging ahead on bills that embrace crypto.
U.S. President Donald Trump attributed bitcoin's record highs to his commitment to making "America the crypto capital."
Bernstein analysts predict a "perfect storm" of political and regulatory support will drive U.S. stablecoin legislation forward this year.
Pseudonymous trader Naseem “sniped” the official TRUMP token within a second of it going live, according to onchain data.
The legal feud centers on whether digital assets should be classified as securities or are outside the agency's remit.
Jito Labs and Multicoin Capital argue staking would benefit investors and bolster the security of the underlying blockchain.
The move may be part of the Trump administration’s decision to onshore sensitive electronics industries and bolster domestic BTC mining.
Momentum for a Fed audit is building, driven by social media support for Ron Paul to spearhead the effort and an endorsement from Elon Musk.
President Trump has reportedly tapped former blockchain executive Jonathan Gould to lead the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.
U.S. lawmakers are taking different approaches to regulating stablecoins and crypto — revealing political divides.
The move represents how crypto can facilitate independent charitable efforts, especially in uncertain times.