- Iranian Private Bank Collapse Affects 42 Million Customers
- Zcash Surges 30% Following Arthur Hayes’ $10K Price Prediction
- Institutional Crypto Expansion and Regulatory Shifts Reshape Global Finance
- Western Union to Test Stablecoin-Powered Money Transfers
- Bitcoin Breakout and Blockchain Innovations Drive Crypto Market Optimism
- Solana Co-founder Challenges Ethereum Layer-2 Security Claims
- Analyst Advises Caution on Bitcoin Stock-to-Flow Model for Investors
- The Next Era of Crypto is Dominated by Decentralized Markets
Browsing: Sanctions
The collapse of Iran’s Ayandeh Bank affecting 42 million customers highlights persistent vulnerabilities in traditional banking systems, while Bitcoin faces dual pressures from Mt. Gox’s final repayments and US regional banking stress driving prices toward key support levels.
The EU’s new sanctions target crypto platforms to curb Russian evasion, while Ukraine plans a Bitcoin reserve for financial resilience, reflecting global shifts in digital asset regulation and economic strategies amid geopolitical conflicts.
Iranian Crypto Flows Decline 11% Amid Israel Conflict and Nobitex Hack: TRM Labs Report
Iranian crypto flows fell 11% in 2025 due to geopolitical conflicts, a major exchange hack, and regulatory actions, highlighting vulnerabilities and adaptations in sanctioned regions.
The UK sanctions Kyrgyz banks and a $9.3B crypto network tied to Russia, highlighting global regulatory crackdowns and their impact on crypto markets, with insights from additional context on fraud, technology, and regional dynamics.
The trial of Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm highlights the tension between cryptocurrency privacy and regulatory compliance, with potential global implications for the future of blockchain technology.
The case against Roman Storm, co-founder of Tornado Cash, highlights the tension between privacy, regulation, and innovation in the DeFi sector, with potential global implications for the cryptocurrency ecosystem.
The trial of Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm is nearing its conclusion, with potential far-reaching implications for cryptocurrency privacy and regulation.
Arizona woman receives prison sentence for facilitating North Korean hackers in securing US crypto employment
Exploring the intersection of cryptocurrency and crime, this article delves into recent cases of fraud, money laundering, and even murder, highlighting the urgent need for regulatory oversight and investor vigilance.
EU imposes sanctions on crypto entities for meddling in elections and spreading disinformation
The European Union sanctions crypto entities for election interference and disinformation, targeting individuals and firms involved in pro-Russian campaigns.
Roman Storm, Tornado Cash co-founder, faces a critical legal challenge as his trial begins, with the crypto community watching closely for implications on decentralized technologies.