
The bill directs the first $300,000 from seized crypto to the Attorney General, with the remaining funds split between the state and reserve.
The bill directs the first $300,000 from seized crypto to the Attorney General, with the remaining funds split between the state and reserve.
The Bank of Korea deputy governor said the move would create a "safety net” and reduce risks as the nation advances its crypto policies.
The principles aim to define digital asset oversight as debates over Trump-linked crypto profits and federal legislation intensify.
Ohio Rep. Steve Demetriou, a Bitcoin advocate, said lawmakers should follow the lead of nearly 2 million Ohioans who own digital assets.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell shared support for crypto legislation before Congress, signaling that the U.S. would benefit from regulatory clarity.
Schiff cited Trump’s $57 million crypto earnings as ethical red flags while justifying the COIN Act’s need for reform and oversight.
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.