Can the government track Bitcoin?
The law enforcers like the IRS and FBI track Bitcoin with blockchain data and collaborate with private companies in an attempt to trace criminals and taxes.
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South Korean Government’s Youtube Channel Hacked to Play Crypto Video With Elon Musk
The official Youtube channel of the South Korean government has been hacked on Saturday and those who did it, broadcasted a cryptocurrency-related clip. The video also featured billionaire and crypto…
Brazilian SEC seeks to change its role in cryptocurrency regulation
Resistant to overseeing the space in the past, the agency said it now plans to work on the definition of virtual assets.
MiCA coming in hot in October, NFTs not in focus: EU regulators
In an online panel from the German Bundesblock, local regulators discussed details of upcoming MiCA regulation, along with a brief update on NFTs and stablecoins.
Former blockchain skeptic David Rubenstein discloses investments in crypto companies
The Carlyle Group co-founder also spoke on the regulatory landscape, saying that he does not anticipate excessive regulation from the U.S. Congress.
Crypto ‘cannot be partisan,’ says US lawmaker who scored negative on bipartisanship index: Report
"This is literally about looking at America and opportunities for Americans," according to Minnesota Representative Tom Emmer.
What the Taliban crackdown means for crypto’s future in Afghanistan
The Taliban have finally banned crypto in Afghanistan, but many users and traders call it one of the “worst” decisions taken by the government so far.
MAS doesn’t trust retail crypto investments, mulling more regulations
Regulators in Singapore say cryptocurrencies are problematic due to high market volatility and warn against retail investments in cryptocurrencies.
Celsius bankruptcy proceedings show complexities amid declining hope of recovery
Celsius Network’s bankruptcy proceedings have highlighted that the firm has misrepresented many of its assets with deep complexities in its operations.
Tornado in the Coal Mine — How Globalists Plan to Penalize Privacy and the Poor
No privacy. No property. No prosperity. If you follow the news, you’ve seen the trend — putting legal limits on cash transactions, the emergence of surveillance-oriented, central bank digital currencies…
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