A federal framework for spot crypto exchange regulation would shift oversight beyond the SEC's securities-focused approach, a major structural change for US cry

Leveraged ETFs deepen retail exposure to crypto volatility, a product category that regulators have long treated with caution.

Dropping the proposed reporting regime removes a compliance burden on self-custody wallets and privacy tools that the industry had fought hard against.

Labeling specific tokens commodities signals how the agency plans to draw the line between its jurisdiction and the SEC's.

The warning puts a timeline on migration to post-quantum cryptography for wallet and key management systems holding user funds.

Institutional investors backing a large exchange at an unchanged valuation suggests crypto equity funding has cooled from prior peaks.

A hardware wallet maker moving into credit expands self-custody utility but adds new counterparty and liquidation risk to cold storage.

A second Zcash ETF filing extends the privacy-coin ETF race amid surging interest in ZEC.

Zcash and Monero have rallied hard while Bitcoin is down, a rotation that reflects both privacy demand and thin supply dynamics.

Litigation over a freeze challenges the issuer's unilateral blacklisting power, a central question for stablecoin holders.

Combined with the CFTC's exchange plan, the policy push reshapes compliance obligations for US-facing crypto businesses.

The study quantifies a persistent exploit class that continues to drive DeFi losses despite improved auditing practices.

Shuttering a consumer-focused L2 highlights the difficulty of sustaining chain-level activity after launch hype fades.

The largest corporate Bitcoin holder reported a multi-billion paper gain and continued small-scale accumulation.

The filing strengthens the government's case posture in the Tornado Cash developer's bid to move or dismiss proceedings.

Corporate treasury buying continues, adding steady demand from publicly traded balance-sheet holders.

A settlement standard aimed at institutions is part of the push to move traditional finance workflows onto public chains.

The undercover effort surfaces detail on how North Korean-linked groups move stolen funds through Chinese networks.