In the ‘presidential war’ during the 2024 US elections, crypto has proven to be the real winner in this battle.

This week in Asia and MENA crypto: Dubai imposes new ads regulations while South Korea fines Worldcoin $800,000 for data breaches.

Mango Markets has settled with the SEC for unregistered sales, agreeing to pay $700,000 in fines and destroy all MNGO tokens.

Bolivia’s crypto regulations lead to a 141% increase in virtual asset transactions, fostering economic modernization.

CME Bitcoin options hit $500 million open interest, indicating strong investor demand.

Hong Kong to align crypto derivatives reporting with global standards by 2025

Partnership with BlackRock and Securitize brings new UStb stablecoin to Ethena Labs' diverse product lineup.

United Arab Emirates's Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority new rule will require crypto firms to add a disclaimer, warning potential customers about the risks that come with investing in digital asset

Hester Peirce admits SEC’s flawed crypto regulation approach, as Congress scrutinizes Gary Gensler’s enforcement actions.

BlackRock’s IBIT ETF leads Bitcoin inflows with $98.9 million while smaller ETFs remain flat

Fact-checking Bill Maher's claim: Bitcoin uses less than 1% of global electricity

Circle's Compliance Engine offers real-time transaction screening and monitoring, addressing regulatory hurdles for blockchain integration.

Gensler defends SEC's stance on crypto amid congressional criticism over lack of clear regulations.

SEC revealed that 99% of TUSD’s reserves were invested in a speculative offshore fund, leading TrueCoin LLC and TrustToken to settle charges.

All five SEC commissioners, including crypto-skeptic chair Gary Gensler, testified at a full congressional hearing where the agency was hammered for its “scorched earth” regulatory approach