Regulation

This week, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche called for an end to targeting crypto mixers, while New York Attorney General Letitia James called for a further crackdown on them.

As a former U.S. regulator, Massad believes that a balance must be found between user privacy and the government’s ability to monitor for illicit activity when it comes to digital assets.

Certain Democrats have made the case that the U.S. federal government should follow New York State’s lead when it comes to Bitcoin and crypto regulation. This is a terrible idea.

The Argentine Senate has made history by hosting a conference on Bitcoin and its regulatory framework, featuring insights from NGO Bitcoin Argentina.

Senators and key figures from the crypto industry discuss all things stablecoins at the first-ever hearing hosted by the newly-established Senate Banking Subcommittee on Digital Assets.

David Sacks and several pro-crypto politicians discuss the future of the Bitcoin and crypto industry in the United States at the first-ever U.S. press conference on digital assets.

A new report from the Open Dialogue Foundation details what’s coming down the pike regarding regulation around non-custodial Bitcoin and crypto wallets in the European Union, and the organization can use your help as it pushes back against unfavorable proposals.

Mayor Ken Sim isn’t just paying lip service to Bitcoin supporters when it comes to his pro-Bitcoin rhetoric and proposals — he’s a true believer.

I tip my hat to DigiOats CEO Heritage Falodun for stepping up to educate the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) about the importance of Bitcoin.

Fighting for transaction privacy needs to remain at the core of why we’re here.