Browsing: Regulation

Cybersecurity firm Darktrace reports a rise in sophisticated social engineering scams targeting cryptocurrency users through fake startups and compromised social media accounts.

Falcon Finance pioneers the integration of real-world assets into DeFi with the first live mint of USDf using tokenized U.S. Treasuries, setting a new standard for on-chain liquidity.

Discover how public companies beyond the usual suspects are quietly adding Bitcoin to their balance sheets, leveraging its unique properties for financial resilience and strategic diversification.

US lawmakers are set to discuss a cryptocurrency tax policy framework in a pivotal hearing, as part of efforts to pass three key crypto-related bills, shaping the future of digital asset regulation.

Exploring how dollar-pegged stablecoins are being leveraged by the US to maintain the dollar’s global reserve currency status amidst growing international resistance and alternatives.

Exploring the implications of Trump’s cryptocurrency agenda reveals a stark divide between its benefits for the elite versus the everyday user, raising questions about the future of financial freedom in the crypto space.

New Zealand bans cryptocurrency ATMs as part of anti-money laundering reforms, aiming to disrupt criminal networks while supporting legitimate crypto businesses.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse predicts the stablecoin market could grow to $2 trillion, highlighting Ripple’s strategic moves and partnerships in the sector.

South Korea’s reclassification of crypto businesses as venture firms marks a pivotal shift in policy, offering tax breaks and financial support to stimulate growth in the cryptocurrency sector.

Ant Group, backed by Jack Ma, is considering integrating the USDC stablecoin into its blockchain platform, AntChain, marking a significant move in the adoption of digital currencies for financial services.

Exploring the crossroads of cryptocurrency privacy and regulation with insights from Coin Center’s Peter Van Valkenburgh on the challenges and opportunities ahead.

ESMA’s review of Malta’s MiCA licensing process highlights regulatory challenges and the push for uniformity in the EU’s crypto sector.

Bitcoin Depot has reported a data breach from June 2024, exposing personal details of 27,000 customers, with no evidence of misuse found so far.

Australia’s Reserve Bank advances its digital currency exploration with Project Acacia, testing stablecoins and CBDCs in wholesale markets with major banks and regulatory support.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse forecasts the stablecoin market could reach $2 trillion in a few years, as Ripple strengthens its position with RLUSD and regulatory advancements.

A Chinese creditor challenges FTX’s motion to suspend payments in countries with cryptocurrency restrictions, highlighting legal complexities and creditor rights.

World Liberty Financial, backed by the Trump family, is considering making its governance token tradable, with a proposal receiving overwhelming support from tokenholders.

The SEC vs. Ripple case highlights the complexities of cryptocurrency regulation, with recent developments shedding light on the legal battle’s future direction.

SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce, known as ‘Crypto Mom’, clarifies that tokenized securities remain under federal securities laws, urging companies to consult with the SEC before launching such products.

The GMX protocol has temporarily suspended operations after a $40 million exploit, highlighting ongoing cybersecurity challenges in the crypto industry.