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The FTC is taking Meta to court over antitrust violations in a move that could have knock-on effects for Meta’s AI development.
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Crypto’s debanking problem persists despite new regulations Crypto firms worldwide state that debanking is still getting in the way of growth.
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Atkins becomes next SEC chair: What’s next for the crypto industry SEC Chair Paul Atkins has a long career in finance and aims to provide clear rules for the crypto industry.
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Stablecoin adoption grows with new US bills, Japan’s open approach Stablecoins in the US and Japan are seeing growing adoption, while other projects struggle to stay listed in the EU over compliance issues.
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Trump 'Liberation Day' tariffs create chaos in markets, recession concerns Economic observers are concerned over Trump’s tariff policy, which has markets worried about a possible recession.
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Crypto has a regulatory capture problem in Washington — or does it? Lawmakers and even some crypto advocates are concerned about “regulatory capture” — the effect large crypto firms are having on the legislative process.
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March 2025 in charts: Trump trade war hits Bitcoin, $22M in DeFi hacks US President Donald Trump’s trade war is affecting crypto markets, where his own family has significant investments. Meanwhile, DeFi hacks are costing the industry.
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Timeline: Jelly token goes sour after $6M exploit on Hyperliquid The meltdown of the JELLY token on Hyperliquid is the latest DeFi exploit in a year already riddled with hacks.
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Is Bitcoin’s future in circular economies or national reserves? Some Bitcoin advocates say that the cryptocurrency has gotten away from its roots as a payment instrument and has become more akin to digital gold.
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Trump’s USD1 stablecoin deepens concerns over conflicts of interest Observers have said that Trump’s stablecoin project could run afoul of the Constitution’s emoluments clause.
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Who’s running in Trump’s race to make US a ‘Bitcoin superpower?' In the game to establish the US as a “Bitcoin superpower,” is Trump playing alone?
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Ripple celebrates SEC’s dropped appeal, but crypto rules still not set The high-profile SEC case against Ripple seems to have come to a close, but the crypto industry still doesn’t have the legal framework it wants.
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The case against Pavel Durov and why it's important for crypto Free speech advocates and crypto community members have voiced concern over what Durov’s case means in a wider context.
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Congress repealed the IRS broker rule, but can it regulate DeFi? DeFi has scored a victory in Congress, but how can lawmakers match real regulatory concerns with user privacy demands?
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US-Canada tariff flip-flops have Bitcoin miners on their toes US President Donald Trump’s mercurial trade policies have shifted the business landscape for Bitcoin miners.
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What Canada’s new Liberal PM Mark Carney means for crypto If the Liberals win the federal elections, Canada could have a far more measured approach to crypto than the United States.
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Blockchain industry braces for White House Crypto Summit: What to expect The White House Crypto Summit brings top industry leaders together as President Trump’s Bitcoin reserve plans spark debate over the future of crypto policy in the US.
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How can Bukele still stack Bitcoin after IMF loan agreement? El Salvador appeared to contradict a recent agreement with the IMF to cease public investment in Bitcoin.
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February in charts: SEC drops 6 cases, memecoin craze cools and more February by the numbers: Bitcoin adoption is growing, but memecoins are pumping the brakes.
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Pump.fun X hack reveals security concerns at critical juncture for memecoins Pump.fun’s X account was compromised by hackers who promoted a fake governance token — raising questions about memecoin regulation and security.
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SBF always played both sides of the aisle despite new Republican plea Bankman-Fried is hoping that he can appeal his case or secure a pardon from President Trump.
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Trump floats 20% ‘dividend’ check, but DOGE savings still don’t add up DOGE admitted to clerical errors in its estimated savings, but observers say they haven’t been properly reflected in its documentation.
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Timeline: Trump’s first 30 days bring remarkable change for crypto US President Donald Trump has hit the ground running with a number of pro-crypto appointments and policies.
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The Milei ‘Libragate’ debacle took months to develop, days to unfold This week, the Libra memecoin sparked an international scandal involving the president of Argentina. To understand it, one must look back to June 2024.
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Crypto bills stack up across the US, from Bitcoin reserves to task forces This week, four different states introduced crypto-related bills, bringing the number of US states to introduce such legislation up to nine in February alone.
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Trump’s CFTC pick Brian Quintenz gets crypto’s foot in the revolving door Former CFTC Commissioner Brian Quintenz will return in the top spot after a stint at a16z, paving the way for crypto-friendly regulation.
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What’s eating Musk and Altman? Billionaires beef over AI’s future Elon Musk and Sam Altman’s feud goes back a while, but was thrown into the public eye again when Musk made an offer for OpenAI.
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Tornado Cash dev Alexey Pertsev’s bail a ‘crucial step’ in getting fair trial, defense says Speaking to Cointelegraph, Pertsev’s lawyer explained how bail will help Pertsev in his efforts to coordinate a defense.
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US AI import ban would reach farther than DeepSeek, but it’s a longshot A US senator has moved to outright ban the import and export of AI technologies like DeepSeek to or from China.
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Who is Andean Medjedovic, the alleged $48M KyberSwap hacker? Canadian national Andean Medjedovic has been accused of committing the $48-million exploit on DeFi protocol KyberSwap.