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The SEC could stop processing applications if the U.S. government enters a partial shutdown, which would likely include crypto ETF proposals.

The Federal Reserve is proceeding cautiously for the time being, still hoping to guide the U.S. economy toward a 'soft landing.'

UK lawmakers emphasized that metaverse and its associated environments are within the bill's scope. 

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse said the company was engaging with elected officials about crypto regulatry issues.

At least 12 other firms have also applied for similar ETFs in recent weeks.

Recent charges against Binance and Coinbase may be just the beginning.

The President spoke on the "enormous potential and enormous peril" of ongoing AI development, urging the international community to prepare before it is too late.

SEC lays down the law for crypto, raising debates on the industry's future sustainability.

OpenSea and Blur have blocked trading, while Rarible has hidden the collection entirely.

The state has also proposed other new regulations that it will accept public comment on until October 20, 2023.

Three high-ranking Binance.US employees—including its CEO—have recently left the firm as pressure builds.

JPEX will pause its Earn feature due to fallout from regulatory complaints.

The Binance International CEO said the regulatory landscape in the U.S. is "rapidly evolving and increasingly hostile" toward the crypto industry."

The bill wants to ensure stricter regulatory oversight over the emerging industry.

Vitalik Buterin had raised questions about Hong Kong's relationship with China and skepticism about the region's crypto friendliness.

CEO Ben Zhou contradicted previous reports, saying that "leaving the U.K. is not part of our current strategy."

The SEC called filings related to various ETFs inadequate in June.

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