Crypto derivatives exchange BitMEX pleaded guilty to violating the US Bank Secrecy Act by failing to employ a sufficient anti-money laundering (AML) program. On July 10, the US Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York said the c
The Energy Information Administration (EIA) said it could restart its attempts to survey crypto mining companies this year during a July 10 webinar. According to Bitcoin Magazine’s coverage, the agency’s attempts to reinitiate the survey
Former US President Donald Trump has been confirmed as a speaker at the upcoming 2024 Bitcoin Conference in Nashville, Tennessee, according to a July 10 statement. The event organizers told CryptoSlate that Trump is expected to deliver his speech on
The US House of Representatives obtained insufficient votes to overrule President Joe Biden’s earlier veto and rescind SEC Staff Accounting Bulletin (SAB) 121.luck9 On July 11, 228 House members voted for HJ Res. 109 to end SAB 121, 184 voted
The US House of Representatives introduced a resolution urging Nigeria to release Tigran Gambaryannextbet, a former federal agent and Binance employee who has been detained in the country since February. Representatives Rich McCormick and French Hil
swerte gaming DWS confirms plans to launch first regulated euro-backed stablecoin in 2025
2024-09-25Asset manager DWS is planning to launch the first regulated euro-denominated stablecoin in 2025 under a new joint venture firm called AllUnity, the firm’s CEO Stefan Hoops told Reuters on July 11. Hoops said the stablecoin will be fully regula
The following is a guest post by Aki Balogh, CEO & Co-founder of DLC.Link Bitcoin (BTC) entered 2023 with immense promise. Though subject to natural ups and downs, its momentum hinted at a maturing asset class poised for mainstream adoption. A y
South Korean lawmakers have proposed a bill to delay the implementation of crypto gain tax until 2028.shazam The ruling political party proposed the bill on July 12, citing the current negative sentiments around the crypto industry as the reason for
Thailand is set to roll out what was initially a controversial $13.8 billion digital cash handout program to stimulate its sluggish economy. Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin announced that eligible businesses and individuals could register for the pr