House passes 1st major regulation for crypto industry
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The House passed legislation Thursday laying out regulatory rules for the crypto industry, after GOP leadership managed to stem a revolt from competing factions in the conference that brought the
At the same time, Trump's Justice Department has largely backed off crypto lawsuits and probes, creating an impression of Wild West-like lawlessness where even a proven fraudster like Bankman-Fried dares hope he may be pardoned for misdeeds.
This week, the House will consider several crypto bills, including the so-called CLARITY Act and the GENIUS Act.
Abacus, the largest Bitcoin-powered darknet marketplace, vanishes in a possible exit scam after surging to a 70% market share. TRM Labs suspects operators.
When the SEC issues the next annual enforcement report for fiscal year 2025, we expect securities offering actions and investment adviser actions will almost certainly be up, and the “crypto ...
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In our polarized political system, even regulation of the multibillion-dollar crypto industry seems to be a tale of diametrically opposed approaches. As ever, however, the best way may lie in picking a careful path between the extremes angrily voicing their opinions.
Abacus Market, the largest Bitcoin darknet marketplace in the West, has abruptly gone offline in what appears to be an exit scam.
The legislation would allow corporations to issue their own ‘stablecoins’, which are essentially digital casino chips.
Abacus, a top Bitcoin and Monero darknet market, vanished with millions in user funds in a suspected exit scam