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Inflation-weary Argentina elects Milei, a Bitcoin proponent, sparking discussions on its role in national economic reform.

A Bentley University lecturer backed Warren's Digital Asset Anti-Money Laundering Act.

Vivek Ramaswamy's 'Three Freedoms of Crypto' calls for slashing SEC staff by 75% and protecting coder rights.

The lawmakers argued the proposed regulations do not account for various important distinctions in the digital asset space.

More than 50 lawmakers–all Republicans but one—have sent a letter to the White House and Treasury requesting information on what they know about Hamas' use of digital assets.

The Minnesota congressman called the SEC chair "ineffective and incompetent" while stressing Congress' authority to regulate digital assets.

Musk predicts "age of abundance" from AI, but underscores need for regulation in conversation with Sunak.

Emmer has championed various crypto-related bills, including one that prohibits the creation of a CBDC.

New California laws aim to crack down on scammers exploiting bitcoin ATMs.

In a joint letter sent to top U.S. officials, the lawmakers forcefully called on the Biden administration to take prompt action to confront this looming national security threat.

EU strengthens crypto tax norms with new directive to improve cooperation between national tax authorities.

Compulsory process threat looms over SEC chair Gensler in intensifying oversight dispute with House committee.

In a joint letter addressed to the two regulators, the senators raised concerns over a two-year delay in enforcing the rules, which is expected to cost the federal government billions in tax revenue.

In an interview with CNBC’s Squawk Box, Jones expressed bearish sentiment on U.S. equities and a preference for gold or Bitcoin at present.

The crypto community in Israel unites for humanitarian cause.

The group of four lawmakers wrote that "Congress has a duty" to see that federal agencies approve investment products that are in accordance with Congressional requirements.

The Democratic Congresswoman criticized her colleagues for backing legislation that would stifle the U.S.' own ability to innovate within the global financial landscape.

The new rule will require crypto service providers and operators report on transactions involving EU clients, effective Jan. 1, 2026.