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Acting SEC enforcement director Sam Waldon will step down on May 4 as former regional office director David Woodcock takes the top enforcement job.
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Acting SEC enforcement director Sam Waldon will step down on May 4 as former regional office director David Woodcock takes the top enforcement job.
Bernstein says quantum computing poses a manageable risk to Bitcoin, giving the network three-to-five years to upgrade, with vulnerabilities concentrated in older wallets.
Following the FDIC’s notice for a proposed rule on the implementation of the GENIUS Act, the US Treasury’s OFAC and FinCEN introduced its measures for countering illicit finance.
A spokesperson for Iran’s Oil, Gas and Petrochemical Products Exporters’ Union reportedly said vessels using the Strait of Hormuz would be able to pay for passage in Bitcoin.
MEXC has appointed Vugar Usi as its new CEO and said it is pursuing global licensing, including under the EU’s MiCA framework.
Standard Chartered is reportedly planning to fold parts of Zodia’s custody business into its investment bank as big lenders deepen direct crypto asset services.
CZ’s “Freedom of Money” memoir accuses OKX’s Star Xu of forging a Bitcoin.com contract and being responsible for Huobi’s Leon Li's detention, both of which Xu has firmly denied.
Bitcoin mining company Cango sold 2,000 BTC and cut its Bitcoin production cost by 19% during March, as part of its pivot to energy and AI infrastructure.
South Korea’s FSC will tighten crypto withdrawal-delay exemptions after finding most voice-phishing losses came from exempt accounts.
A White House report finds banning stablecoin yield would barely boost bank lending but could cost users $800 million annually, as debate over crypto regulation intensifies.
South Korea’s ruling party is reportedly drafting rules to treat stablecoins as FX payments and require trust-backed reserves for tokenized assets.
Thailand’s SEC has proposed new rules to extend approval requirements to financiers behind major crypto shareholders to improve oversight and reduce money laundering risks.
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