With 221 machines nationwide, New Zealand joins countries reining in crypto kiosks over rising financial crime concerns.
Mainland officials have urged public caution amid a rise in crypto fraud as Hong Kong prepares to roll out rules for stablecoin issuers.
Foreign firms from Cyprus, Kazakhstan, and the UAE also appear on Ukraine's sanctions list, alongside 55 Russian companies.
The city alleges the asset tokenization platform left hundreds of properties in disrepair, even as it promised significant returns.
Officials are exploring cooperation in digital finance, ranging from asset tokenization to artificial intelligence.
House Republicans are coordinating a legislative blitz to reshape U.S. crypto regulation and block future state-issued digital currencies.
A 35-year-old Kerala native allegedly shipped drugs nationwide while laundering proceeds through privacy crypto Monero, officials say.
ICE-tracking app ICEBlock has sparked backlash from the DOJ and DHS, along with legal threats over federal agents' safety concerns.
The U.S. Treasury has targeted a Russian firm linked to ransomware, infostealers, and darknet drug markets involving crypto.
Mounting crypto-related vetoes point to the state's cautious approach, but a future governor could hold an opposing view, Decrypt was told.
Federal prosecutors claim DPRK agents infiltrated a blockchain startup under false identities, pushing code to drain funds.
Circle is seeking approval from the OCC to establish a national trust bank to oversee its USDC stablecoin reserves.
The city has aligned its fintech push with China's de-dollarization efforts as new stablecoin laws take effect in August.
Amended Bitwise prospectuses for Dogecoin and Aptos ETFs are a good sign for their eventual approvals, a Bloomberg analyst told Decrypt.
Approval from Ireland's central bank gives Kraken the ability to operate across 27 EU states as it races to catch up to rival Coinbase.
The inquiry will assess the ASX’s governance, capability, and risk management frameworks across its group operations.
The bill directs the first $300,000 from seized crypto to the Attorney General, with the remaining funds split between the state and reserve.
The Bank of Korea deputy governor said the move would create a "safety net” and reduce risks as the nation advances its crypto policies.
The principles aim to define digital asset oversight as debates over Trump-linked crypto profits and federal legislation intensify.
A Tel Aviv resident allegedly photographed sensitive sites and received thousands in crypto, authorities say.
Approval from Luxembourg grants Coinbase access to 27 EU countries, raising questions about regulation shopping in smaller member states.
The government said it will "explore the possibility of temporarily prohibiting the establishment of new data centers in Norway that extract cryptocurrency."
Thailand's SEC has opened public feedback on new rules letting exchanges list self-issued tokens, with stronger disclosure requirements.
The country's financial regulator has submitted plans to launch crypto ETFs and won-based stablecoins by the second half of this year.
The crypto-friendly app's boss was arrested in France last year and is under investigation.
Bessent framed stablecoins as a strategic asset for U.S. influence, as lawmakers weigh whether politics will stall key legislation again.
The NAACP has threatened xAI with a lawsuit over unpermitted gas turbines at Memphis AI data center, citing pollution concerns.
The President has called on the House to approve the stablecoin bill, despite concerns over conflicts of interest and tech sector influence.
Deputy Finance Minister Julapun Amornvivat said Thailand aims to become “one of the world’s financial hubs” with its crypto tax exemption.
Gemini flagged a whistleblower tied to fraud who may still receive a $1.5 million award, despite an arbitrator ruling he lied to regulators.