A bipartisan group of 20 US senators has reached a new agreement on legislation that would ban all members of Congress from trading stocks.
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US lawmaker asks Congress to treat Binance exec in Nigeria as a ‘hostage’
Rep. Rich McCormick called on the US government to formally declare Tigran Gambaryan as a hostage if his criminal case in Nigeria was not resolved […]
Bahamians didn't want CBDCs — So now they're being forced to use them
Regulators in the Bahamas are sick of their citizens’ reluctance to adopt a CBDC, so they’re forcing commercial banks to get on board.
Judge has ‘strong views’ about Coinbase inquiry into Gensler’s private msgs
Judge Katherine Polk Failla said she would hear from SEC and Coinbase lawyers on July 15 whether SEC Chair Gary Gensler’s private communications on crypto […]
FDIC nominee Goldsmith Romero says banks can custody digital assets
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Chair nominee stated her position amid the failure of Congress to overturn the SAB-121 veto.
SEC will not pursue enforcement action against Paxos
The stablecoin issuer received an SEC Wells notice in February 2023 warning of a potential lawsuit over Binance USD as an unregistered security.
House fails to override Biden’s veto on nullifying SEC crypto rule
Though the resolution overturning an SEC rule on banks handling crypto passed in the House in May, the legislation required at least 288 members to […]
How law enforcement struggles with sophisticated crypto laundering
Advanced crypto laundering techniques continue to challenge law enforcement and crypto-related services as highlighted in a new Chainalysis money laundering report.
Decade after Ethereum ICO: Blockchain forensics end double-spending debate
Magazine and Gray Wolf’s investigation concluded that Bitcoin was not double spent in Ethereum’s 2014 ICO, but illicit actors may have laundered their dirty crypto.
Supreme Court ruling ‘changes the game’ for US crypto firms
The high court’s decision further bolsters the argument “that Congress, not an agency, should decide if — and how — to regulate Web3.”