Regulation
Elizabeth Warren pressures Treasury, IRS for swift action on $50B crypto tax loophole
Warren's urgent call for safeguarding billions in tax revenue hinges on immediate crypto tax regulation.
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Asset managers’ interests pivot to Ethereum futures ETFs
The applications are coming in less than two months after the financial regulator received a slew of spot Bitcoin (BTC) ETF applications from several traditional financial institutions, including BlackRock.
Regulation
Ripple accuses SEC of weaponizing the company’s quarterly reports in court
Ripple stated that its total XRP holdings increased by about 45 million during the second quarter.
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U.S. Department of Justice weighing Binance criminal charges against risk of market panic: Report
The DOJ is deliberating criminal charges against the exchange but officials worry over sparking panic in the markets.
Legal
Sam Bankman-Fried denies witness tampering allegations in letter to judge
SBF battles prosecutors' allegations and fights to keep his bail amid FTX fraud case drama.
Exchanges
Coinbase eyes Bitcoin Lightning Network integration, says CEO Brian Armstrong
Bitcoin Lightning Network adoption has grown over the past year, with its TVL peaking at over 5000 BTC in July.
Earnings
MicroStrategy made largest Bitcoin purchase since 2021 in Q2 2023 amid slight revenue decrease
The company purchased 12,333 BTC for $347 million in Q2 2023.
Politics
MoonPay CEO was responsible for $500K donation to Miami mayor’s super PAC
Ivan Soto-Wright donated through a solely-owned firm that shares a name with a Chinese flower company, which had raised concerns over campaign finance laws.
Legal
Video of Richard Heart publicly disparaging SEC resurfaces as securities fraud case moves forward
Heart said in the video that he has saved more people from "getting rekt" in the crypto industry than the SEC and wishes that the regulator would "stop attacking the good people."
