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Michael S. Barr resigns from his role at the Fed's Board of Governors, ensuring no major rule changes during Biden's lame-duck period.

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Michael Barr, Vice Chair for Supervision at the US Federal Reserve, announced he will step down from his position in late February, staying ...

Crypto industry leaders hailed Michael Barr’s resignation as Vice Chair for Supervision of the U.S. Federal Reserve.

The DeFi plot thickens as a flood of new crypto regulations is expected in 2025 that would accelerate institutional adoption. The wild card in this game is whether or not the U.S. alongside other nations will opt for national reserve. Leading DeFi players are placing their educated bets for where the chips will land in 2025.

The crypto trading firm and market maker GSR becomes the first crypto liquidity provider to earn regulatory authorizations from both the FCA and Singapore's MAS

The Russian government has approved a bill regulating the taxation of crypto transactions. What will now change in the country's tax base?

“Bitcoin, it just seems like a scam. I don’t like it because it’s another currency competing against the dollar.”

A venture capitalist who was one of the first investors in Solana says building liquidity is now key to Hong Kong’s development as a crypto hub.

Coinbase acquires BUX’s Cyprus unit, securing a CIF license to expand institutional crypto services and explore CFDs in Europe.

We often read about China's attacks on the crypto sector. The anti-crypto regulations adopted in China impact the global crypto market, but does it mean China is ahead of the pack in banning crypto?

Bitcoin is back above $96,000, recovering from its December 31 drop to support at $92,000. Crypto markets are recovering from a correction and altcoins have started their recovery, as anticipation for pro-crypto regulation and policy in the U.S. brews in 2025. 

The IRS and U.S. Treasury have finalized a controversial new rule requiring DeFi platforms to implement KYC procedures and report user transactions, treating them as traditional brokers. Effective by 2027, these regulations have sparked backlash for potentially overreaching legal authority, threatening privacy, and risking innovation in the decentralized finance space.

The company would still need a Federal Reserve approval to offer crypto-related services.

2025 will see a sea change in the U.S. regulations, acceptance of bitcoin as digital gold and stablecoins as important rails for payments, says EY’s Paul Brody.

Binance secures its 21st global license in Brazil, acquiring Sim;paul to align with regulations and expand its crypto services.

China's foreign exchange authority introduced stringent regulations for cryptocurrency operations like Bitcoin.

Industry anticipates greater institutional involvement as EU unifies crypto regulations under MiCA, though compliance costs may favor larger platforms.

Tether's market cap has experienced a sharp 1% decline, following the implementation of the EU's Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) regulations.

January's token unlcok schedule raises questions about the crypto market's resilience for this year.

The transition of crypto asset oversight in Indonesia from the Commodity Futures Trading Agency to the Financial Services Authority is reportedly stalled due to a lack of government bill