Kirill Bryanov

DoJ is now determined to hold the crypto industry to cross-border enforcement standards that have long applied to other sectors of finance.

The U.S. Department of Justice has articulated its digital enforcement strategy, putting the crypto community on notice.

The proposed EU crypto market regulation will raise many compliance obstacles for the next Libra-like project seeking to operate in Europe.

In a world where all public records are stored on an immutable ledger, it would be difficult to be a corrupt government official.

The way law enforcement agencies deal with seized crypto could indicate their de-facto acceptance of the asset class.

There are multiple ways to approach digital payments, and Facebook wants to cover them all.

Compliance with FATF’s travel rule presents major technical difficulties, but the blockchain industry is best-equipped to overcome them.

The short-lived outburst of trading activity could hint at a larger trend in both cryptocurrency and stock trading.

A temporary nuisance for crypto debit card holders, the Wirecard debacle reminds the public of the problems blockchain technology was designed to fix.

Some Russian regulators propose a blanket ban on digital asset trading, but the country is too far along the path of crypto adoption.

The advent of digital money will threaten the U.S. dollar’s global dominance, but it won’t be easy to dethrone the current global reserve currency.

Despite JPM’s boss being tough on crypto, the bank takes on two regulated exchanges as clients in what some are calling a “game-changer.”

While miners took a double hit, the combination of the pandemic and halving could provide an unlikely tailwind to the crypto industry at large.

Does Binance’s venture into mining threaten the integrity of blockchain systems?

Insurance protection for online crypto wallets is finally on the market, but at what cost?

In implementing new Anti-Money Laundering policies, many countries automatically treat crypto transactions as high-risk.

The Trump administration proposes boost to the Treasury’s capacity to police cryptocurrency space.

Thickening regulations may drive crypto firms out of the EU, the rest will have to comply with “unclear and fragmented” laws for benefits in the long run.

Craig Wright has pulled out the last trump card from his sleeve in the court case that indirectly tests his claim to be the Bitcoin creator.

The year 2019 was rich with major privacy developments, but 2020 may rock regulatory landscape even more.

Russian authorities are poised to introduce several prohibitive measures, yet feasibility and enforcement mechanisms raise questions.

New research suggests that the Bitcoin price could be still absorbing the effects of the alleged PlusToken exit scam.

Grayscale Bitcoin Trust may become the first SEC-reporting crypto-based security, potentially signifying a trend for more transparency.

The next Ethereum hard fork is coming soon — here’s how the improvements it brings fit into the big picture of network’s evolution.

The U.S. SEC has set an extremely high bar for BTC ETF applicants, but new proposals keep coming. What will it take for one to be accepted?

In a historic appearance before a U.S. House committee, the Facebook CEO didn’t say too much new about Libra.

As more diverse interests engage with lawmakers and regulators, the blockchain industry no longer has a unified voice.

The first federally regulated platform for trading Bitcoin futures is off to a slow start, but predicted to pick up steam over time.

A U.S. judge ruled that Craig Wright must give up half of what he and Dave Kleiman mined together — but how much is that?

With Coinbase becoming the world’s largest institutional custodian of digital assets, the crypto community is left to wonder what it means for the industry...