Category: Law of the Chain
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Senate approves funding bill to reopen US government awaits House vote
The Senate has passed legislation to restore federal operations, now advancing to the House for final approval to end the government shutdown.
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Bank of England warns foreign stablecoins pose risks to UK consumers
The Bank of England warns that foreign stablecoins may pose consumer risks, highlighting regulatory gaps and the need for oversight in cross-border digital currency operations.
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Sam Bankman-Fried shares details on FTX user cryptocurrency from prison
Sam Bankman-Fried discusses the disposition of user crypto assets from FTX, highlighting ongoing implications for customer recovery and crypto exchange accountability.
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Chinese cybersecurity watchdog alleges US stole thirteen point two billion dollars in Bitcoin
China’s cybersecurity regulator accuses the US of stealing $13.2 billion in Bitcoin, escalating digital asset security tensions between the nations amid ongoing geopolitical friction.
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Fraudster receives 11-year sentence for UK’s largest Bitcoin seizure case
The sentencing reflects UK authorities’ intensified crackdown on cryptocurrency-related financial crimes, establishing precedent for severe penalties in high-value digital asset fraud cases.
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Canary XRP ETF clears final hurdle ahead of expected debut this week
The Canary XRP ETF approval signals regulatory progress for crypto-based financial products, potentially increasing institutional investment and market liquidity for digital assets.
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China accuses US over 127000 Bitcoin seized from LuBian hack
China alleges US involvement in the seizure of 127,000 Bitcoin from the LuBian hack, escalating tensions over cryptocurrency sovereignty and cross-border cybercrime enforcement.
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China alleges US role in major Bitcoin hack according to official statements
China alleges US involvement in a major Bitcoin security breach, escalating geopolitical tensions around cryptocurrency security and international cybercrime accountability.
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China’s CVERC accuses U.S. of stealing 127k Bitcoin during government crypto adoption
The accusation emerges as governments globally increase cryptocurrency adoption, highlighting geopolitical tensions over digital asset control and sovereignty in financial systems.
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No credible evidence US government hacked Chinese Bitcoin wallets for theft
This dismissal of hacking allegations maintains market stability by countering misinformation that could undermine institutional trust in cryptocurrency security and cross-border transactions.
