SEC custody rule made crypto regulation a ‘political football’ — Rep. Nickel
The SEC’s proposed crypto custody rule and its “hostility” to the industry aren’t in Joe Biden’s “best interests,” Representative Wiley Nickel told Gary Gensler.
The SEC’s proposed crypto custody rule and its “hostility” to the industry aren’t in Joe Biden’s “best interests,” Representative Wiley Nickel told Gary Gensler.
According to Odaily News: Federal Reserve official, Neel Kashkari, has suggested that it might be prudent to keep interest rates at their current levels for the time being. This approach could provide the necessary time and data to discern the future trajectory of inflation. In addition, Kashkari highlighted that the progression of the Fed's balance sheet reduction is satisfactory and reaffirmed the institution's commitment to achieving its inflation target of 2%.
Neither then-Democratic candidate Joe Biden nor President Donald Trump discussed digital assets or blockchain when they last faced off on the debate stage in 2020.
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt enacted a law on May 13 that creates a legal framework for blockchain and safeguards miners’ activities.
The former FTX Digital Markets co-CEO pleaded guilty to two felonies and was one of the only figures connected with the defunct crypto exchange who didn’t testify at SBF’s trial.
U.S. officials alleged the individuals engaged in a “first-of-its-kind manipulation of the Ethereum blockchain” by tampering with its protocols over validating transactions.
Donald Trump’s stance on crypto has shifted from anti-Bitcoin to now being a pro-crypto presidential candidate.
A UN report reveals North Korean hackers laundered $150 million in stolen crypto assets through Tornado Cash in March 2024.
“What I preach for is regulation that protects and prevents but does not cripple and destroy [innovation],” the senior adviser told Cointelegraph.
Circle’s strategic shift away from Ireland could increase compliance costs, but the tradeoff suggests improved investor confidence.