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Existing UK crypto firms must apply from scratch: Money Laundering Regulations registration will not convert automatically, though qualifying applicants can keep serving customers during review.
The law makes official likenesses a target for listing restrictions, while broader crypto measures address scam restitution and asset seizures.
AB 2409 is part of an 11-bill package targeting corruption and crypto crime, while leaving unclear whether existing tokens such as $TRUMP are covered.
The lawsuits test whether federal prediction-market status can shield sports contracts from state gambling rules and bring Coinbase, Robinhood and Webull into the compliance fight.
Three prediction-market platforms just received council letters over marketing aimed at younger users, landing days after the CFTC pulled Kalshi back from a state shutdown and a $36B NY AG suit.
The law forces unlicensed operators to make victims whole, reframing the Bitcoin ATM from a quick-cash kiosk into a regulated money-transmission product.
James argues the federal bill, as drafted, would preempt New York's BitLicense regime and hand oversight to the SEC and CFTC, leaving consumers with weaker guardrails than current state law provides.
Four years after FTX, the bill would force U.S. crypto exchanges, brokers, dealers and custodians to register under federal rules covering custody, segregation and disclosure.
The retail infrastructure built to onboard ordinary users has flipped into the preferred cash-out layer for fraud, and a wave of state caps on deposits is the first real regulatory response.
The fine is half the story. The 24/7 live support mandate and a ban on future safety claims reshape how Cash App can market itself to the unbanked users it was built for.
A new state law shifts the burden of proof onto operators, turning every fraud complaint into a chargeback risk and accelerating the long, slow squeeze on the Bitcoin ATM industry.
Bipartisan legislation from Gooden and Gottheimer would put the attorney general in charge of coordinating FBI, DOJ, Treasury and Homeland Security on stolen-crypto cases — filling the gap left when…
The Wyoming senator's argument reframes digital asset custody as a customer-protection gap — without the bill, exchange bankruptcy puts user funds behind Wall Street creditors in line.
The lawsuit tracks a pattern of state-level data-privacy enforcement against Big Tech — and Texas is putting a dollar figure on the practice it says Netflix monetized for years.
Consumer protections, illicit-finance safeguards, and ethics provisions for officials are the remaining three issues in the bill's market-structure negotiations, per the senator.
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