CoinDesk is unveiling its annual list of the individuals who have shaped the crypto industry and the discourse around it this year.
Congress continues to make progress on crypto issues but things are moving slowly.
The court cases will continue for the moment.
There is not a lot of time left for Congress to make meaningful progress this year on crypto issues.
The Senate Agriculture Committee released a draft text for its version of market structure legislation.
An appeals court seemed very skeptical of the FTX founder's push for a new trial.
The ongoing U.S. government shutdown may become the longest in history, with reverberating effects on crypto legislation.
Fed. Governor Waller's proposal could boost stablecoin firms in the U.S.
Are these two ideas compatible? That question directed a conversation at this week's D.C. Fintech Week.
A proposed regulatory framework for DeFi has the industry up in arms.
A short-term shutdown probably won't hurt crypto's efforts in D.C. much. A long-lasting one? That's less clear.
A U.S. government shutdown won't be as bad for crypto as it might have been in previous years, but it will further delay already-stalled initiatives.
Companies just need to prove they meet new generic listing standards.
Everyone is back from summer vacation.
As Congress still struggles to work out a crypto tax approach in the U.S., the experts handling digital assets at the IRS are heading for the exits.
The annual SALT Wyoming conference took place this week. Government officials said a lot the industry will like.
A few years after telling Terra/Luna investors that their funds were safe, Kwon admitted to misleading them.
The Senate Banking Committee introduced a discussion draft bill to address crypto market structure issues.
On deck: Stablecoin, market structure and central bank digital currency bills.
Both the Senate stablecoin and the House market structure bills are on the cusp of key moves next week.
I got a call from someone claiming to represent Coinbase, wanting to help me secure my account.
Thousands of crypto folks descended upon Canada to talk shop.
While the Senate failed to advance its stablecoin bill this week, it's not dead yet.
Seth Wilks and Raj Mukherjee, two IRS digital asset directors, are leaving the agency just over a year after joining it.
Canada's leading Prime Minister candidates aren't campaigning on crypto policies, but both have discussed the issue in the past.
Legal experts say it may not significantly alter the types of cases the DOJ brings.
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The Treasury Department may not have had any choice but to remove its designation of the crypto mixer.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has closed a number of cases over the past few weeks.
The group's 2024 report once again highlighted FSOC's longstanding concerns about stablecoins.