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US President Donald Trump urges the House to pass the GENIUS stablecoin bill swiftly, aiming to cement US leadership in digital assets and global finance.
Czech government withstands fourth no-confidence vote linked to $45M Bitcoin controversy
The Czech government withstands a fourth no-confidence vote linked to a $45M Bitcoin donation scandal, highlighting the complex relationship between cryptocurrency and political finance.
Telegram founder Pavel Durov warns of societal collapse in France due to censorship and regulatory policies, criticizing Macron’s leadership and the EU’s Digital Services Act.
US Department of Justice moves to confiscate $225M in cryptocurrency linked to investment scams
The US DOJ has seized $225M in cryptocurrency linked to ‘pig butchering’ scams, highlighting the ongoing battle against crypto fraud.
New York authorities have frozen $300,000 in a crackdown on a cryptocurrency scam targeting the Russian-speaking community through fake social media ads.
China’s central bank governor announces plans to expand the digital yuan’s global footprint, aiming to diversify the international currency system.
Deribit and Crypto.com now accept BlackRock’s BUIDL as trading collateral, marking a pivotal shift in cryptocurrency trading practices.
The first half of 2025 has seen a significant increase in altcoin ETF applications to the SEC, signaling a shift in regulatory optimism and potential institutional adoption of cryptocurrencies beyond Bitcoin and Ether.
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Institutional efforts to block the stablecoin bill fall short as the GENIUS Act advances
The US Senate’s advancement of the GENIUS Act marks a turning point in stablecoin regulation, overcoming significant institutional opposition.
The US Senate has passed the GENIUS Act, a bill aimed at regulating stablecoins, amidst concerns over its potential impact on the Treasury markets and the broader US monetary system.
Circle’s USDC stablecoin is set to become eligible collateral for US futures trading, marking a significant milestone in the integration of digital currencies into traditional financial markets.
3iQ introduces a new XRP-focused ETF on the Toronto Stock Exchange, offering investors exposure to the fourth-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, with Ripple as an early investor.
The GENIUS Act’s passage in the US Senate marks a pivotal step towards stablecoin adoption by financial institutions, setting the stage for clearer regulations and broader use in payments and settlements.
Leading Chinese Bitcoin ASIC manufacturers are moving production to the US in response to tariffs, marking a pivotal shift in the global cryptocurrency mining landscape.
JD.com announces global stablecoin licensing push to transform cross-border payments, coinciding with US GENIUS Act passage.
A significant security breach at Nobitex, an Iranian cryptocurrency exchange, has resulted in the loss of over $73 million, highlighting the sophisticated methods employed by cybercriminals.
Genius Group, a Nasdaq-listed AI education company, has increased its Bitcoin treasury by 52%, reaffirming its goal to hold 1,000 BTC, following a favorable court ruling.
Former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky has been ruled ineligible for any assets from the Celsius bankruptcy estate, prioritizing creditor restitution in a significant court agreement.
Gemini Trust accuses the CFTC’s enforcement division of using a false whistleblower report to file a 2022 lawsuit, alleging career-driven motives behind the regulatory action.