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The White House isn’t doing any favors for derivatives traders by turning a blind eye to the biggest players in the space.

Montana is could face a series of changes if its pro-crypto mining bill is approved.

Lawmakers may be on the brink of scaring blockchain projects into moving offshore or causing them to shut down altogether.

The fire lit by Silvergate Bank and Silicon Valley Bank will make it harder for crypto to find financial partners.

Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell said a “thorough” review is needed to understand how the bank collapsed under its watch.

The firm said it received an investigative subpoena in December regarding its crypto listings, crypto custody and platform operations.

Regulators have been slow to act on cryptocurrency, according to Jonathan Reichental, and they’ve often missed the mark. Hopefully, their approach will evolve in the years ahead.

Gensler has made a show of cracking down on crypto companies that haven’t engaged in actual misconduct. When real fraud is taking place, he’s nowhere to be seen.

The new proposals set forth by the Gensler-led Securities and Exchange Commission seek to “expand the scope” of rules set out by the 2009 Custody Rules.

Kraken agreed to a settlement with the SEC, but that didn’t change the law. Staking does not constitute a security.

The SEC’s move to ban staking on Kraken is going to encourage more people to move toward decentralized options beyond the agency’s reach.

A state commission recommended that New Hampshire eliminate the gray area in which cryptocurrency companies currently operate.

The dYdX Foundation made an abrupt change to its project’s tokenomics, but it may have done so in consultation with its attorneys.

Observers can learn a few things from the failed effort by IBM and Moller-Maersk to develop TradeLens, a blockchain-enabled global trading platform.

What could the case of LBRY mean for future token projects in the United States?