Regulations

Central Bank of Nigeria is pushing to replace cash with its CBDC - eNaira.

In its complaint, Nexo claimed that US regulators have not provided clearer path forward to foster blockchain businesses in country.

The agency declined to name the companies included in its investigation or what triggered the investigation.

The phrase "you have been served" could soon appear in your crypto wallet.

According to Ripple, SEC didn't justify its assertion that sale of XRP constituted offer or sale of investment contract.

EmpiresX claimed investors could receive a 1% daily yield, but this was actually a ponzi scheme.

According to ECB officials, Bitcoin's decline from $69,000 to $20,000 is an "artificially induced last gap before irrelevance."

Ulrich Bindseil and Jürgen Schaaf said that Bitcoin has failed at replacing or even improving traditional monetary and financial system.

Huge digital assets tax tag in Italy will only be payable if gains from trading total more than €2,000.

Daniel Shin has denied involvement in the collapse of Terraform Labs, despite South Korean investigators seeking an arrest warrant.

Sam Bankman-Fried faces increased legal pressure in the US.

The bill defines how cryptocurrency exchanges can operate in Brazil, including custodial services and third-party sales of cryptocurrency.

Governments must devise comprehensive regulatory frameworks to bring crypto issuers and trading platforms together, according to the Israeli chief economist.

Ukraine is getting ready to take the next step toward its own digital currency.

Fresh data shows that crypto scams are becoming more frequent and more damaging.

Bahamas authorities also extended warnings stating they would book any companies or individuals involved in any unlawful dealings by FTX.

Financial Services and Markets Authority (FSMA) said that crypto assets created by computer code are not securities.

New York will no longer allow crypto miners to run their own fossil fuel power plants.

With FTX out of the picture, Binance could become the biggest political contributor in crypto space.

Sergei Potapenko and Ivan Turogin ran HashFlare through which they allegedly stole over $550 million from 2015 to 2019.