Craig Wright’s Wife Wins UK Lawsuit Over Bitcoin Trading Account Closure
The exchange operator failed to convince the court that Craig Wright had in fact been trading through his wife's account.
The exchange operator failed to convince the court that Craig Wright had in fact been trading through his wife's account.
After an abrupt departure over a year ago, Huobi has now secured a state trust license for its return to the U.S. market.
"It’s an attack on the entire crypto industry and American innovation," Brad Garlinghouse said in a statement.
Faced by the rise of stablecoins and other blockchain experiments, central banks had to up their monetary game – and they did.
Russian banks are concerned the digital ruble might hurt their business, but the Bank of Russia is nonchalant
India’s state-led payments system, United Payments Interface (UPI), was first rolled out in 2016 and is currently used by 175 million people.
FinCEN has proposed requiring exchanges to collect and report KYC information on unhosted wallets for transactions up to $10,000.
The SEC could use its approval power over stock market listings to dictate which tokens crypto exchanges like Coinbase can list as they seek to go public.
At stake as we debate the data-monopolizing power of the internet’s biggest companies: the future of what it means to be human.
FinCEN has posted a pair of job listings for crypto policy advisers amid rumors that new regulations around wallets will arrive soon.
The FCA's decision not to enforce its own January registration deadline is little comfort to crypto startups that have been in limbo for months.
FBI lacks a "comprehensive strategy for addressing the cryptocurrency threat in the future," OIG wrote.
Proposals forcing stablecoin issuers to get banking licenses won't increase financial inclusion, as their proponents claim.
Decentralized finance and crypto governance are among a growing list of topics the Commodity Futures Trading Commission is watching in the digital asset space, it said in a new primer.
A Guardian Australia investigation traced the source of a major crypto scam using Google ads to addresses in Moscow.
Governance is one of the least appreciated fields of innovation in crypto and this year we saw exciting new ideas emerge.
The Massachusetts Securities Division reportedly wants Robinhood to better protect its inexperienced traders.
The cryptocurrency firm had falsely claimed to have an impressive executive team, as well as 38 state money transmitter licenses.
The appointment comes as U.S.-based Ripple is openly contemplating relocating its headquarters to another country, citing lack of regulatory clarity.
Technology is deflationary, making it harder for central banks to pay back debt. Bitcoin can be seen as insurance against irresponsible monetary policy.
Mt. Gox’s trustee Nobuaki Kobayashi has at last filed a draft plan for the rehabilitation of creditors including former users.
From securities law to DeFi, there's a lot for U.S. regulatory agencies to clarify about crypto in the year ahead.
The Bank of France’s deputy governor said there has been a “hands-on approach” with the bank’s experiment to launch a digital euro for the general public.
The guidance is apt to chafe privacy advocates, inside and outside the crypto space, who are already uneasy about the honeypot that FinCEN’s suspicious activity report database has become.
As delisting for privacy coins spreads, advocates argue that not only should regulators want them on exchanges but they should tell exchanges what they need to do to be compliant.
Women of color from the cryptocurrency industry are concerned the STABLE Act would make wealth disparities in the U.S. much worse.
As Wall Street buys bitcoin, crypto faces a fight for its soul. On the one side is mainstream acceptance. On the other: its cypherpunk roots.
Attorneys for Virgil Griffith want the U.S. government to specify the charges he’s facing rather than a broad claim that he violated U.S. sanctions.
Russian civil servants must start reporting their crypto assets as the country's first crypto law comes into force in January.
Didi, Meituan and Bilibili are reportedly taking part in the latest test of the digital yuan, allowing lottery winners to spend the digital currency online.
