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MicroStrategy is looking to raise $600 million to buy more Bitcoin for its $13 billion stack after its stock surged 23% on March 4.
The fund is focused on B2B use cases of blockchain.
Hong Kong SFC caution investors about fake crypto sites mimicking licensed exchanges.
The EIA has agreed to destroy the data it has collected so far to end the lawsuits filed by several industry players, including Riot Platforms and the Texas Blockchain Council.
Wright claims he is Satoshi but has been hacked numerous times leading others to create fake documents to discredit his work.
Grayscale said that denial of options could unfairly discriminate against investors.
Senator Elizabeth Warren said she is open to collaborating with crypto sector under traditional regulatory standards.
Early Bitcoin contributor Martii Malmi recently attracted attention for sharing his email correspondence with Satoshi Nakamoto.
The GOP's legislative effort reflects broader concerns over privacy and the role of government in financial transactions, especially related to the development of a CBDC.
Direct integration through chain key cryptography offers a seamless, trustless future for Web3, bypassing security vulnerabilities and enhancing liquidity access.
The Bitcoin miners alleged the US agencies acted "arbitrarily and capriciously."
Kraken seeks to dismiss SEC lawsuit, citing lack of fraud or consumer harm.
Two government agencies have begun to collect data from mining firms.
South Africa intends to legitimize crypto payments and make them an intrinsic part of the local economy over the coming years.
The platform began to serve institutional traders outside the US in May 2023.
The initiative aims to foster innovation while ensuring robust consumer protection within the burgeoning field of tokenization
Cryptocurrency lawyer John Deaton may attempt to win Warren's Senate seat.
Emerging US regulations threaten the essence of Bitcoin, challenging the autonomy and innovation that define the cryptocurrency industry.
Further, JPMorgan analysts argued that US authorities can exert some control on Tether’s offshore usage via OFAC.
Empower Oversight threatened the SEC with a lawsuit if it fails to provide information about the investigations.
