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A significant US banking group is considering a lawsuit against the OCC for approving bank charters to cryptocurrency firms, claiming potential risks to the financial system.
Hungary and Portugal have moved to restrict access to the crypto prediction market Polymarket amid increasing regulatory scrutiny.
The decision by South Korea's top court signifies a significant shift in the legal treatment of Bitcoin held in exchanges, now classified as seizable under criminal law.
Concerns over midterm elections may hinder the passage of a significant cryptocurrency regulatory bill.
Keonne Rodriguez is calling for a pardon from President Trump, claiming his prosecution is politically motivated as he faces a five-year prison sentence.
The SEC has confirmed significant barring periods for Caroline Ellison, Gary Wang, and Nishad Singh from leading companies due to their involvement in FTX's misuse of funds.
Khurram Dara is set to challenge incumbent Letitia James for the role of New York State Attorney General, claiming overreach in her actions against the cryptocurrency sector.
Former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao is contemplating a lawsuit against Senator Elizabeth Warren for remarks alleging his involvement in bribery related to a presidential pardon.
A recent law in California aims to protect abandoned Bitcoin, allowing for potential recovery by owners. This new legislation reflects a growing understanding of cryptocurrency among legislators.
Roger Ver, known as 'Bitcoin Jesus', may evade prison time by reaching a tentative tax deal with US authorities.
A judge ruled that NFTs from Yuga Labs do not meet the legal definition of securities, leading to the dismissal of a lawsuit filed by investors.
The UAE's latest financial regulation extends the responsibilities of its central bank over DeFi and Web3, marking a significant change in the industry landscape.
A recent ruling from a New York judge has upheld the ongoing injunction against Ripple Labs, rejecting the SEC's request to modify the terms of their agreement.
The Department of Justice confirms it will press on with its prosecution of Roman Storm, despite a recent memo suggesting a cautious approach to crypto-related cases.
Illinois has enacted a new cryptocurrency law that may change trading dynamics, raising concerns about potential regulatory overreach.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and Binance have filed a request with a federal judge to extend the pause in their ongoing case, citing productive discussions surrounding the litigation.
The SEC filed for a deadline extension regarding its case against Coinbase, indicating the possibility of a resolution with the formation of a new crypto task force.
Burwick Law has filed a class action lawsuit against Pump.Fun, alleging the platform created tokens that falsely impersonate the firm.
A judge has dismissed Kraken's request for an interlocutory appeal in an SEC case regarding the classification of cryptocurrencies as securities.
Prosecutors advocate for leniency in sentencing former FTX executive Nishad Singh, citing his significant assistance to investigations.
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