DOJ Case Reveals Persistent Crypto Asset Seizure Gaps
A Justice Department case shows a cryptocurrency seizure gap as $290,000 was moved after a court forfeiture order. Practical key custody remains a challenge.
A Justice Department case shows a cryptocurrency seizure gap as $290,000 was moved after a court forfeiture order. Practical key custody remains a challenge.
Michael Saylor and Adam Back reaffirm opposition to the BIP-110 Ordinals proposal, citing network risks, as support and activity for Ordinals decline. BIP-110…
A new draft of the Clarity Act crypto regulation bill is expected this week, combining Senate committee versions but lacking full consensus. Industry awaits le…
Ripple CEO revealed they considered shutting down and distributing XRP to shareholders during the SEC lawsuit. Instead, Ripple fought and ultimately prevailed…
BIP-110, a proposal to temporarily limit non-financial data on Bitcoin, faces major resistance from industry leaders like Saylor and Back. Miner adoption under…
The stablecoin market recorded a $7.7 billion contraction in June, driven by USDT and USDC outflows. Despite the largest drawdown since 2022, the percentage dr…
Bitcoin is approaching its power law support level near $58,000, tracked by Fidelity’s Jurrien Timmer, marking a historic accumulation zone but lacking a clear…
US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $197M in net inflows, ending an eight-week streak of redemptions. The renewed Bitcoin ETF inflows signal a cautious shift in cryp…
American Bitcoin’s treasury strategy sees BTC holdings rise to 8,000 and a 1-for-15 reverse stock split; the company’s results and valuation present mixed sign…
The BSTR Bitcoin treasury deal with Cantor Equity Partners I, originally set for 30,021 BTC, faces restructuring as parties seek new financing terms to align w…