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The Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC) was established in March to oversee the adoption of blockchain technology and digital assets.

While federal agencies are required to report their holdings to the Treasury secretary, they are not required to disclose their holdings to the public.

The $108,888,888 fund will operate an “open-arms policy,” welcoming real-world asset tokenization and DeFi projects at all developmental stages.

Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission has introduced new crypto staking rules as part of its broader effort to position the city as a leading Web3 hub.

Lawmakers, developers, and investors increasingly see stablecoins as a way to protect the US dollar's global reserve currency status.

The future of the federal regulatory agency is now in question as the Trump administration cuts the administrative bureaucracy.

Nearly 400,000 FTX users risk losing $2.5 billion in crypto repayments unless they complete KYC verification before the extended June 1 deadline.

Bill Ackman, who backed the crypto industry in the wake of the FTX collapse, is now forecasting that Trump may postpone the tariffs to give himself room to "make deals."

Nakamoto’s legacy grew from a simple experiment to a “cornerstone of economic sovereignty.”

Even some crypto skeptics pointed out that Bitcoin isn’t sliding anywhere near as much as the stock market has recently.

One of the SEC’s most vocal crypto critics pushed back on the agency’s new stablecoin guidelines, which were welcomed by many in the crypto industry.

Crypto firms take a hit as Trump’s new tariffs rattle markets, sinking stocks and stalling IPO ambitions across sectors.

The Third Panel of the Brazilian Superior Court of Justice determined that cryptocurrencies can be seized by courts to repay creditors.

"Covered stablecoins," or tokens backed by physical fiat or high-liquidity assets and redeemable 1:1 with the US dollar are exempted from reporting requirements.