Kirill Bryanov

According to the investigation, the world's largest crypto exchange pursued growth while dodging regulatory scrutiny.

While we are unlikely to see immediate policy effects of the exchange, legislators got educated on a wide array of blockchain-related concepts and issues.

According to the boss of the international institution owned by central banks, it is central banks that are best positioned to shape the future of money.

Crypto allies dominate the list of witnesses slated to appear before the House Committee on Energy and Commerce.

Strong framing move by U.S. Representative Tom Emmer and a looming threat of another crypto ban in Asia: a digest of last week's top crypto policy stories is here.

By all appearances, we are in for a busy year in crypto regulation and policymaking.

U.S. financial regulators are close to working out the limits of their authority over at least one class of digital assets.

Even in the fast-paced cryptocurrency market, favorable conditions that fuel massive rallies often take days to materialize.

In a bid to catch up with cybercriminals, the Justice Department is pooling all crypto expertise in one place.

The settlement triggered concerns that the CFTC's role in stablecoin regulation could be misunderstood by the public.

One of the crypto industry's major players seeks to boost the public debate on how to best fit digital assets into the regulatory perimeter.

Debt ceiling uncertainty erodes trust in the dollar, the DOJ announces the National Cryptocurrency Enforcement Team and the SEC investigates Circle.

Many in and beyond the crypto industry believe that the political standoff around the debt ceiling increase makes digital assets more attractive in the long run.

Volodymyr Zelensky did not object to the bill's fundamental principles, but opposed the idea of creating a new watchdog agency.

AXS wrested control of the 2021 bull market to become one of the top-performing tokens, and Cointelegraph’s Markets Pro indicators accurately tracked each step of the journey.

As House Democrats grapple over the infrastructure bill, the Biden administration and Federal Reserve eye stablecoin regulation.

Hinging on Democrats' ability to resolve intraparty disagreements, the controversial legislation could have tangible consequences for digital finance in the U.S. and beyond — if passed by the House today.

The development marks another sign of the digital hryvnia project picking up steam.

Even in a red market, solid gains can be made. Here’s how Cointelegraph’s unique trading tools highlighted the assets with the strongest historical outlook.

Many in the crypto space are calling for the U.S. to assert its foundational principles by implementing crypto policies in opposition to China.

In April, sharing their Coinbase account credentials with a fraudster had cost a California resident more than $11 million. Now, there might be recourse.

Market corrections are scary, but savvy altcoin traders also know it is an opportunity to secure hefty gains — here’s how.

Those who lost money in a 2016 U.S. crypto exchange heist maybe be entitled to additional recoupment.

Gary Gensler gets grilled on Capitol Hill as crypto looms large on national political agendas from Cuba to South Korea.

The three officials tapped by the Biden administration for CFTC roles come with promising crypto credentials, but can they live up to the promise?

Here’s how savvy traders booked front-row seats for last week’s 50% rally from LUNA and RAY.

The head of the body in charge of overseeing U.S. banks named cryptocurrency and decentralized finance (DeFi) activity among factors contributing to disintermediation of the banking system.

The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey has signed agreements with various firms to form the Digital Turkish Lira Collaboration Platform.

Cointelegraph's law & policy newsletter is back with a discussion of El Salvador's effects, Coinbase's woes, and the digital euro's prospects.

Thanks to El Salvador’s daring move, digital money looms large on global policymakers’ radars.