Senate Republicans are moving to fast-track the first U.S. stablecoin framework despite opposition from banks and crypto firms.
The Financial watchdog proposed severing the Cambodian conglomerate from the U.S. banking system, citing its links to North Korea.
A Texas Republican pushes to install crypto ATMs in federal buildings, aiming to align with what they describe as part of "Trump’s vision."
An industry coalition wants the U.S. securities regulator to issue clear, principles-based guidance on the status of staking.
As Trump embraces crypto nationally, U.S. states are pushing for their own digital asset legislation politicians warms to the idea.
The Bank of Italy has cautioned against crypto’s growing systemic threat and the Trump administration’s cozy relationship with the sector.
South Korea’s People Power Party has pledged crypto reforms, including ETF approval and banking rule repeal, ahead of the June election.
Collapsed crypto exchange FTX has stepped up its efforts to recover estate assets purchased through token agreements.
Warren and Schiff cite "pay to play" concerns after the Trump token surged following the promise of an exclusive dinner with the President.
Plaintiffs allege Nike executed a “soft rug pull,” leaving RTFKT NFT holders with worthless assets after winding down operations.
Bitget has vowed to airdrop the recovered funds to users as questions swirl around the cause of the exploit.
Creditors of defunct crypto lender Celsius argued ahead of his upcoming sentencing that founder Alex Mashinsky "devastated lives."
Overhauling the SEC’s crypto policies was the sole subject of the new agency chair’s first address in office.
The SEC originally filed its complaint against Dragonchain in August 2022, claiming that it conducted unregistered securities offerings.
The U.S. central bank will now treat crypto like any other banking service, instead of approaching the industry with particular caution.
Shaquille O’Neal reached a settlement with undisclosed terms in his FTX lawsuit, after previously “running” from the case.
As crypto custody rules face scrutiny, the SEC gathers industry voices to debate the future of safeguarding digital assets.
America's seniors lost nearly $3 billion to crypto fraud despite representing just 17% of the population, with ATM scams now a rising trend.
FTX co-founder and former CEO Sam Bankman-Fried has landed in a low-security prison after a brief spell at one nicknamed "Victimville."
The SEC alleged PGI Global sold “membership packages” as unregistered securities amounting to $198 million.
Jay Clayton takes charge of Wall Street’s most powerful prosecutor's office, bringing a controversial crypto enforcement record and deep ties to the financial sector.
The company has accused influencer Jeremy Cahen of evading a court order tied to the Bored Ape trademark case.
The EU’s data watchdog has proposed rules to limit how personal blockchain data is stored, warning it may conflict with privacy laws.
Federal prosecutors are pressing forward with criminal charges against the creators of the Safemoon cryptocurrency.
Perplexity is pushing back on a Google breakup, telling a court the real problem is Android’s tight grip on search defaults.
WazirX claims it’s on track to relaunch and distribute payouts pending court approval of its restructuring plan following last year’s hack.
Former SEC Commissioner Atkins returns to shape a "rational" crypto framework, with a $327M net worth, he's the richest SEC chair in decades.
The crypto exchange giant called the filing “meritless” and said it would do “whatever is required to beat it.”
Truth Social parent company Trump Media & Technology Group alleged that UK-based Qube might be shorting DJT stock without disclosing its positions properly.
Hong Kong is changing its tune following a new law, approving for the second time an Ethereum ETF with a staking component.