Tags: Law and Order

FHFA Director Bill Pulte, a longtime crypto supporter, said the agency will examine how digital assets factor into home loan qualification.

A Tel Aviv resident allegedly photographed sensitive sites and received thousands in crypto, authorities say.

Adam Schiff (D-CA) is the latest Democrat to propose a bill banning President Trump from engaging in crypto activity. Like the others, it‘s unlikely to pass anytime soon.

The government argued that Veer Chatel’s co-conspirators could help him to flee the country to prevent him testifying against them.

Approval from Luxembourg grants Coinbase access to 27 EU countries, raising questions about regulation shopping in smaller member states.

The Wyoming Stable Token Commission is targeting an August launch for its state stablecoin following years of preparation.

The Internet Watch Foundation found that cryptocurrencies are the most commonly offered method of payment on child abuse websites.

The government said it will "explore the possibility of temporarily prohibiting the establishment of new data centers in Norway that extract cryptocurrency."

Thailand‘s SEC has opened public feedback on new rules letting exchanges list self-issued tokens, with stronger disclosure requirements.

The country‘s financial regulator has submitted plans to launch crypto ETFs and won-based stablecoins by the second half of this year.

The bill seeks to establish a state-managed digital asset fund using crypto seized through criminal forfeiture.

The crypto-friendly app‘s boss was arrested in France last year and is under investigation.

Bessent framed stablecoins as a strategic asset for U.S. influence, as lawmakers weigh whether politics will stall key legislation again.

A $45 million Bitcoin donation from a convicted darknet operator set off a political crisis and brought the Czech government to its knees.

The NAACP has threatened xAI with a lawsuit over unpermitted gas turbines at Memphis AI data center, citing pollution concerns.

The President has called on the House to approve the stablecoin bill, despite concerns over conflicts of interest and tech sector influence.

The bill, which seeks to grant crypto users and miners certain rights, now moves on to the Ohio State Senate.

Phantom’s attorneys say you can’t create a dog-themed meme coin, and then represent plaintiffs in a lawsuit over it. The litigator-turned-degen in question disagrees.

The U.S. Department of Justice has filed to seize over $225 million in USDT—the largest-ever seizure tied to "pig butchering" crypto scams.

Lord Chris Holmes argued "right-size regulation" benefits innovation, adding that only "grifters and chancers" want a regulatory-free environment.

Spokane’s city council has passed an ordinance targeting crypto kiosks used in a billion-dollar nationwide fraud scheme.

Deputy Finance Minister Julapun Amornvivat said Thailand aims to become “one of the world’s financial hubs” with its crypto tax exemption.

Gemini flagged a whistleblower tied to fraud who may still receive a $1.5 million award, despite an arbitrator ruling he lied to regulators.

Tuesday’s vote marks the crypto industry’s greatest legislative achievement yet. But hurdles remain before the stablecoin bill becomes law.