Crypto lobby pushes Senate to pass stablecoin bill without debate
The GENIUS Act could soon be up for Senate debate and crypto lobbyists urged senators to quickly pass the bill as amendments on credit card fees threaten to delay the bill.
The GENIUS Act could soon be up for Senate debate and crypto lobbyists urged senators to quickly pass the bill as amendments on credit card fees threaten to delay the bill.
As crypto goes mainstream, regulation is no longer a distant threat or bureaucratic detail — it’s the new foundation.
Texas Representative Brandon Gill faces scrutiny after filing late disclosures for $500,000 in Bitcoin trades, as questions over timing and STOCK Act violations arise.
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South Korea’s leading presidential candidates have both promised to legalize spot crypto ETFs, ease current regulations and launch a won-backed stablecoin.
The SEC’s 2025 guidance aims to bring clarity and a more structured regulatory framework to the digital asset space.
Singapore’s central bank has set a June 30 deadline for local crypto firms targeting overseas markets to halt operations or face steep penalties, including fines of almost $200,000.
According to PeckShield, 20 major crypto hacks were reported in May, resulting in total losses of $244.1 million.
Czech Justice Minister Pavel Blazek resigned following backlash over his ministry’s sale of Bitcoin donated by a convicted criminal.
French prosecutors charged 25 people over a wave of crypto-related kidnappings. However, the masterminds remain at large.