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US Attorney Damian Williams said that BitMEX “willfully failed to establish, implement, and maintain” an AML program from 2015 to 2020.

Uniswap strengthened its resistance in a letter dated July 9, drawing on claims made in a letter received last month.

U.S. spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) were at the forefront last week, contributing $238.4 million to the net inflows.

Joana Cotar, an independent member of the German Bundestag, supported Bitcoin (BTC), opposing the ECB's proposal for a CBDC.

Yang Chin-long, the President of the Central Bank of Taiwan, said that the development of a CBDC will not be rushed.

The US House is preparing for a critical vote next week on the controversial SEC accounting bulletin, Staff Accounting Bulletin 121 (SAB 121).

On June 25, the United States SEC Chair Gary Gensler stated that the Ether ETFs launch is "going smoothly."

The European Banking Authority (EBA) has announced the extension of Travel Rule regulations to include crypto service providers.

One significant update to the Bitwise S-1 form is the waiver of the sponsor fee for the first $500 million in assets.

In their July 2 report, analysts from K33 Research, Vetle Lunde and David Zimmerman described the Ether ETFs as a "golden egg" for ETH.

The X account of American actress Sydney Sweeney was recently hacked, leading to the promotion of the SWEENEY token.

Silvergate has agreed to a $50 million civil penalty, while Lane and Fraher have agreed to pay $1 million and $250,000, respectively.

The complaint, spearheaded by plaintiff Martin Radev and represented by law firm Pomerantz, accuses Keith Gill of misleading his followers.

Ethereum’s Vitalik Buterin, recently aired his concerns about the chaotic state of crypto regulation, suggesting a clear path forward.

Binance was unable to persuade a US judge to dismiss the majority of accusations brought against it by the SEC.

The initiative aims to gather data spanning from 2014 to 2026 from any legally operating crypto exchange in Australia.

Vanuatu, situated in the South Pacific Ocean, consisting of 13 principal islands, is considered as a tax haven.

A federal judge in Florida sentenced Michael Kane, the former CEO of Hydrogen Technology Corporation, to 45 months in jail.