The crypto-friendly billionaire appears to be throwing his full support behind US presidential candidate Kamala Harris.
Crypto Law Articles
SEC Chair Gensler plugs changes to exchange definition that worries crypto
Gary Gensler reminded a conference on Treasury bonds about a proposed rule change that would impact DeFi, too.
Watchdog: Visa–Mastercard ‘duopoly’ spends millions blocking competition
According to a report, the two companies spent a combined $80 million lobbying against credit card competition acts.
Bill seeks to create SEC-CFTC joint committee on digital assets
Congressman John Rose would make the agencies work together and listen to user and industry representatives.
Consumer protection watchdog warns about Tether's reserves
According to the S&P Global ratings agency, Tether scored a 4 out of 5 on its stability assessment, with 5 being the worst rating.
China’s ‘point running’ crypto scams, pig butchers kidnap kids: Asia Express
Chinese crypto noobs are being tricked into laundering funds for ‘rewards’ — and pig butchering scammers are kidnapping kids: Asia Express.
UK court rules Tether is property in first English law post-trial crypto ruling
It comes a day after a UK government bill aimed to clarify that crypto was “personal property” under property laws.
Consumer watchdogs call for EU action on in-game digital money
Consumers fall prey to many deceptive practices when buying and using in-game currencies in video games, claims BEUC.
Greece plans new $330M data center to boost AI expansion
Paris-based Data4 plans to invest in Greece to develop a major AI data center hub outside of Athens, signaling a boost to the country’s digital infrastructure and economy.
CEX.IO resumes UK operations, backs stricter crypto rules
Following a voluntary suspension in October 2023, CEX.io has successfully resumed operations in the UK after ensuring compliance with new FCA regulations.
eToro US to cease nearly all crypto trading following SEC settlement
The trading platform agreed to pay $1.5 million as part of the settlement with the SEC.
Turkey’s $200 limit on cash payments: What does it mean for crypto?
Should the Turkish government pass new amendments, all cash payments above $205 would be subject to fines of 10%.