Executive and legislative crypto policy — central bank stances, country-level rules, and CBDC rollouts.
The disclosure gap is the real story: a UK political figure accepting unreported hospitality from someone tied to a convicted fraud strand that runs through a crypto casino.
The amendments formalize how courts liquidate crypto holdings to satisfy civil judgments, closing a long-running gap in how digital assets are treated against traditional enforcement procedures.
A heavy macro calendar collides with a structural shift in the Nasdaq 100, where SpaceX arrives as the index's fourth Bitcoin-holding constituent at 18,712 BTC.
The regulator says it needs new statutory powers to supervise frontier AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini as they reshape retail and wholesale finance.
Nine straight weeks of ETF inflows and a clean breakout above $1.14 set the stage, but XRP's failure to reclaim $1.155 keeps this a breakout-test, not a confirmed uptrend.
The shift is procedural, not a vote, but the SEC commissioner publicly backing a summer timeline and Saylor pressing Trump turns this from commentary into a legislative clock the market is now…
The won became the first Asian currency to clear a 24-hour trading window, a structural shift that lets Korean exporters and investors hedge positions around the global clock.
The cumulative volume is the real story, not any single monthly increment: 940K bpd of added supply since the war began is now filtering into a market also bracing for slower demand.
Senate staffers are still reconciling committee drafts, but the August recess and ethics demands from Senate Democrats leave only weeks to land a deal Trump will sign before midterms.
Standard Chartered and BNY are now minting and custodying USDC, while European lenders race to launch a euro alternative before dollar-backed tokens anchor the next settlement layer.
Treasury's $10B scam warning and a new DeFi coalition show the industry is finally treating social engineering and state-linked hackers as the primary attack surface, not smart-contract bugs.
The $50B yield-bearing stablecoin race is being measured on the wrong axis; Artem Tolkachev argues venue acceptance as margin and collateral is the moat that actually compounds into 2027.
Five regional flashpoints in one week signal Asia's regulatory tightening is outpacing its adoption curve, with Korea delisting problem tokens, India paying double for dollar-pegged liquidity, and…
The executive chairman of the world's largest corporate BTC holder is reframing the four-year cycle as a relic, with ETFs, sovereign treasuries, and bank credit now anchoring demand.
The Binance founder told CoinDesk he cannot predict whether a future administration would subpoena him, but argued the industry has crossed a point of no return regardless of who holds office.
The South African Revenue Service is leaning on data-sharing pacts with global exchanges to chase down unreported crypto gains across a retail-heavy market.
Two major US law-enforcement organizations moved on the Clarity Act in one day, the first major endorsement and a shift from active opposition to neutral, giving the bill momentum before midterm…
Nansen data shows roughly two-thirds of $TRUMP buyers are sitting on losses, while fewer than 500,000 early wallets captured a combined $4.04B in gains.
Two asset managers read the same weakness two different ways: Hashdex frames it as a flow story with structural tailwinds intact, Schwab reads it as a familiar post-halving grind that historically…
Two-thirds of the 1.48 million wallets that bought TRUMP since January 2025 are underwater, with the bulk of the upside captured by a small ring of earliest buyers who got in under $1.
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