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Yescoin founder arrested in Shanghai following dispute with business partner, company says

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SEC Drops Multiple Lawsuits and Investigations Against Crypto Firms—Here’s the List

The SEC has paused or dismissed lawsuits against major crypto firms, signaling a change in regulatory enforcement, while the Ripple case remains active amidst these developments.

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Crypto-critic Elizabeth Warren requests immediate public disclosures from David Sacks ahead of Trump's summit

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South Korea to Accelerate Drafting of Second Phase of Cryptocurrency Bill

South Korea plans to accelerate the second phase of its Cryptocurrency Act, focusing on regulations for business operations and asset disclosure, responding to global crypto developments.

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Cryptocurrency Law Project Reintroduced in Colombia

Colombia's proposed cryptocurrency bill aims to regulate virtual asset service providers, enhance safety, and establish clear rules, aligning it with similar regulations in El Salvador and Brazil.

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US Congressman reintroduces bill to permanently shut down the Federal Reserve

Congressman Thomas Massie reintroduces his bill to abolish the Federal Reserve, criticizing its role in inflation, while also reviving the 'Audit the Fed' initiative amidst internal and external pressures.

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Triumphant Victory: ICON Foundation Wins Landmark Legal Battle Over Exploited ICX Tokens

The ICON Foundation won a legal case regarding ICX token exploitation, establishing key legal precedents about digital asset governance and the application of traditional legal principles.

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Crypto voters could swing New Jersey gubernatorial race

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Anthony Scaramucci Drops Hint SEC Has Dropped Ripple Case; Fuels XRP Price

Anthony Scaramucci speculates that the SEC may drop its case against Ripple, sparking interest in the crypto community and causing XRP's price to rise significantly.

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Craig Wright ordered to pay $290,000 in legal costs over improper AI usage

A UK judge ruled Craig Wright must pay £225,000 in legal costs for improperly using AI in his appeal, warning about the risks of AI in court documents.