Category: Law of the Chain

Bitwise Asset Management reports U.S. pro-crypto reforms, including a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and SEC lawsuit dismissals. Despite regulatory progress, crypto markets declined, while stablecoins and RWAs saw significant growth.

The EU’s Anti-Money Laundering Authority warns crypto firms of stricter regulations, including assessing beneficial owners, banning anonymous wallets, and requiring data access by 2027.

Elliptic’s 2025 report reveals a 200% surge in cross-chain crypto crime, reaching $21 billion. Criminals exploit DEXs, bridges, and swaps to launder funds across multiple blockchains, complicating detection.

Kraken introduces regulated crypto futures trading in the U.S., signaling regulatory progress. Bitcoin and altcoins like $HYPER gain attention as infrastructure improves, with presale tokens offering high potential returns.

The US House revived ‘Crypto Week’ by advancing three crypto bills, including stablecoin regulation and digital asset oversight, despite Democratic opposition and initial GOP setbacks.

The House narrowly passed a procedural vote to consider three crypto bills after Republican holdouts, influenced by Trump, changed their votes. The bills include stablecoin regulation, crypto asset frameworks, and a CBDC ban.

The US House advanced three Republican-led crypto bills after an initial failure, paving the way for stablecoin regulation, market structure rules, and CBDC restrictions amid political tensions.

Hungary enforces strict crypto trading laws, with jail terms up to 5 years for unauthorized transactions over $14,600. Service providers face harsher penalties, up to 8 years in prison.