Paul Atkins emerges as leading candidate for SEC chair
Paul Atkins, former SEC commissioner, could lead a more crypto-friendly regulatory era during the incoming Trump administration. Go to Source
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Morocco central bank to legalize all cryptocurrencies: Report
Increasingly more countries are preparing crypto regulatory frameworks inspired by Europe’s upcoming MiCA regulations. Go to Source
Hashdex again amends S-1 for Nasdaq Crypto Index US ETF
Another amended filing signals continued progress toward bringing a diversified cryptocurrency index fund to US exchanges. Go to Source
Decentralized AI Society plans regulatory pilot, venture fund: Co-founder
The nonprofit’s overarching goal is resisting the centralization of AI models, co-founder Michael Casey said. Go to Source
Court prolongs Tornado Cash developer Pertsev’s pre-trial detention
The court decision raises alarming legal concerns for the developers of privacy-preserving blockchain protocols. Go to Source
CFTC commissioner urges crypto policy reforms
The CFTC’s Summer Mersinger advocates for structured crypto regulations, urging the industry to engage with the incoming US administration. Go to Source
CFPB leaves crypto wallets out of ‘Larger Participant’ rule
The agency highlighted consumer and industry comments in a 259-page report detailing the final draft of the “Larger Participants” rule. Go to Source
Nepal to fight crypto fraud with public awareness, transaction monitoring
The Financial Intelligence Unit of Nepal has identified growing crypto-related fraud despite a trading ban and proposed transaction monitoring, awareness campaigns and stricter regulations. Go to Source
Bitcoin could hit $100K November, Trump mulls crypto-friendly CFTC chair: Finance Redefined
Expectations of improving economic policies under the Trump administration may drive Bitcoin’s price above $100,000 before the end of the month. Go to Source
Hong Kong warns against crypto firms misrepresenting as ‘banks’
Hong Kong’s central bank said it may be illegal for unlicensed companies to represent themselves as banks in Hong Kong. Go to Source
