The Canadian city of Vancouver plans to adopt Bitcoin as the Mayor confirmed the crypto-friendly bill. The re-election of Donald
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US Court Faults OFAC for Authority Overreach When Sanctioning Tornado Cash’s Immutable Smart Contracts
The US Fifth Circuit Court reversed the lower court ruling to fault the Treasury for overstepping its authority to sanction
Former CFTC Commissioner ‘Crypto Dad’ Distances From SEC Job Rumors – Here’s The Details
The ex-commissioner at CFTC dismisses the crypto role in the Trump-led administration, claiming the SEC ties as rumours. Christopher Giancarlo,
An Overview of Crypto Guidelines and Regulations in Turkey
Is Turkey Crypto-Friendly? Turkey is becoming more crypto-friendly as the nation seeks to establish a legal structure for crypto assets.
Warren Links Political Rival Deaton Prioritizing ‘Fight for Crypto’ if Elected Massachusetts Senator
Senator Elizabeth Warren faults John Deaton’s preoccupation with crypto and not inflation during a Massachusetts Senate debate. The heated debate
A Guide to Crypto Taxation in Dubai for Expats
Understanding Crypto Tax Guidelines for Expats in Dubai Understanding crypto tax guidelines for expats in Dubai is vital for navigating
XRP Tumbles as SEC Moves to Appeal Ripple Ruling
The US SEC files an appeal notice to challenge Ripple’s victory, eyeing XRP transactions scope under securities law. The Securities
TrueUSD Issuers Settle SEC Charges Levelled on ‘Purported Stablecoin’: Key Details Explained!
TrueCoin LLC and TrustToken Inc. settle SEC charges involving fraudulent and unregistered sales of TrueUSD-linked investment contracts. The US Securities
Republican Legislators Urge SEC to Repeal Controversial Crypto Rule
Republican lawmakers penned a letter urging the SEC to rescind the controversial SAB 121 digital assets custody rule. The Sept.
Allow Americans Access Their Crypto Airdrops, Lawmakers Inform SEC’s Gary Gensler
US Representatives pens letter to SEC Chair Gary Gensler urging clarity on stance on crypto airdrops. A September 17 letter