Police have urged vigilance, saying Australians should “check for warning signs, and protect themselves from cybercrime.”
The decision against OpenAI could become a key test case for how AI training is treated under EU copyright laws.
Brazil's government and central bank are tightening rules on crypto use in targeting criminals.
A judge ordered a freeze of $456 million in assets tied to a stablecoin reserve bailout that reportedly involved Tron founder Justin Sun.
America's largest crypto exchange chooses the Lone Star State for its business-friendly regulation.
The bipartisan discussion draft mandates exchange oversight and wallet protections while deferring decisions on DeFi regulation.
Vice Foreign Minister Kim Ji-na says South Korea could adjust its sanctions posture if needed, citing threats from North Korean crypto theft.
The Buenos Aires government and Binance are working together to get Argentinians using digital assets safely. The country's president is the subject of an ongoing criminal probe.
The USDC policy reversal on firearm purchases suggests that “stablecoins are at the whims of politicians,” an industry expert told Decrypt.
The court said the man had waited too long to reclaim his Bitcoin fortune, which he says was on a now-destroyed hard drive.
Police have raided the former NRL star’s home, seizing devices for forensic examination in connection to an alleged $91,000 crypto theft.
With just over half the votes, Mamdani becomes NYC's next mayor after prediction markets and progressive groups rallied behind his campaign
A 10-hour sworn testimony from OpenAI co-founder Ilya Sutskever paints a picture of panic, unverified allegations, and governance failures.
An appeals court did not appear to embrace arguments made by Sam Bankman-Fried's lawyer as to why his 25-year sentence should be overturned.
Prosecutors allege the developers weren't “mere bystanders,” but were instead actively soliciting criminals, while earning millions.
In a rare interview, Trump said he was told Changpeng Zhao was the victim of the Biden administration's “witch hunt” against crypto.
Authorities moved to the third phase of Operation Ironside, using AN0M intelligence to expand drug, weapons and laundering cases.
EU law enforcement has pledged deeper cooperation and investment as criminals refine blockchain abuse tactics.
The Romanian National Office for Gambling said that it would "not allow the transformation of blockchain into a screen for illegal betting."
Europe could see the digital euro issued continent-wide as early as 2029, after a potential CBDC pilot in mid-2027.
Palantir’s lawsuit alleges the defendants downloaded sensitive client data days after resignation, then kept new roles secret for months.
A U.S. court is now handling claims tied to $63 million in frozen Multichain USDC as New York and Singapore coordinate.
Thai police discovered an illegal firearm during the raid as they work to extradite the suspect back to China for trial.
The final guidance expands last year’s draft, adding new examples and custody rules as ASIC shifts from proposals to enforceable oversight.
By suing first, Kalshi controls the narrative to focus on federal preemption rather than contract legality, Decrypt was told.
Democrat Ro Khanna called Trump’s pardon of Binance founder Zhao “blatant corruption” as he pushes to ban politicians from trading crypto.
The People's Bank of China Governor’s warning on sovereignty risks comes amid Asia's stablecoin boom and Chinese firms seeking offshore licenses in Hong Kong.
The senators took issue both with the Binance founder’s failure to implement anti-money laundering measures at the crypto exchange, and Binance’s ties to the Trump family.
The lawsuit claims Microsoft hid cheaper subscription plans from 2.7 million users after bundling AI tools and raising prices by up to 45%.
The ruling defines crypto as property with fiduciary protections, preventing WazirX from diluting user holdings after a $234 million hack.