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The U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs held a hearing on tightening rules on Russia, with chair Sherrod Brown (D-OH) referencing the need to enforce "economic sanctions."
The U.K.’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has warned consumers that FTX is operating in the U.K. without local permission, putting another dent in its founder’s increasingly tarnished PR halo.
Neither the DCCPA nor its rival, the Responsible Financial Innovation Act, are expected to receive Senate floor votes before Congress adjourns for the mid-term election cycle.
Jameson Lopp's move to meddle in the trial against Dr. Craig Wright and trade barbs with the latter's supporters exposed his real motive—to topple BSV and establish a name for himself.
The ‘Merge,’ aka Ethereum’s shift from a PoW to a PoS consensus mechanism, is set to take place this week, and the ‘crypto’ world is watching to see if this will boost ETH or spectacularly flame out.
An ongoing U.S. Department of Justice probe into whether Binance violated the Bank Secrecy Act sought internal records to determine if the digital currency exchange was complying with AML rules.
America’s politicians want answers from both digital currency exchanges and federal regulators regarding how they intend to protect consumers from fraud and other scams.
District of Columbia Attorney General Karl A. Racine announced that his office was suing the MicroStrategy founder over allegedly having “lived in the District for more than a decade but has never paid any D.C. income taxes.”
Ava Labs’ attempts to distance itself from Roche Freedman LLP’s anti-competitive litigation funding efforts are being refuted by Kyle Roche’s own pitches to prospective investors in the scheme.
The law firm that represented Ira Kleiman in his failed lawsuit against Dr. Craig Wright has been exposed as filing anti-competitive nuisance suits against blockchain rivals of Ava Labs.
The recently arrested software developer behind the Tornado Cash ‘coin mixer’ reportedly has links to Russia’s top security agency, adding yet another layer of controversy to an already sketchy ‘crypto’ service.
Australia’s primary regulator of online sports betting is asking local operators to help craft rules for wagering with blockchain-based digital assets.
