Mt. Gox creditors will receive cash repayments in 2023, which is a pivotal step in recovering the defunct exchange since 2014.

Data platform CoinGlass highlighted that over 90,000 traders were liquidated in the last 24 hours.

Chinese police have arrested DouYu International Holdings Ltd.’s founder Chen Shaojie on unspecified charges, the latest in a series of unexplained executive detentions that have chilled the country’s giant private sector.

The sentencing for CZ shall happen in February next year while the former Binance CEO can't appeal for sentences exceeding 18months.

Changpeng Zhao must agree to return to a Seattle court in February next year for sentence hearings, a bond document shows.

Australian regulators are exploring ways that artificial intelligence can aid efforts to police markets and the wider finance industry.

Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange, tried to frame a vision for its future just hours after news of its CEO’s departure.

The agency met with Grayscale Investments on Monday after a court issued a mandate last month to have the SEC re-review the ETF bid.

Companies including Airbus SE, Deutsche Telekom AG and Orange SA have written to European Union officials to support a plan that would make it harder for US cloud providers to earn the highest cybersecurity certification.

Binance’s Richard Teng succeeded Changpeng Zhao as the chief executive officer of the world’s largest crypto exchange after Zhao agreed to step down as part of a sweeping deal to resolve a US criminal investigation.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has set up a special panel to oversee an independent, third-party review of the regulator’s workplace culture.

Hungary plans to set up a powerful new agency to detect “foreign” influences in the increasingly inward-looking European Union nation under Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s more than decade-old rule.

A Pakistan court declared illegal former premier Imran Khan’s trial over accusations he leaked a secret diplomatic cable.

Binance chief Changpeng Zhao on Tuesday stepped down and pleaded guilty to breaking U.S. anti-money laundering laws as part of a $4.3 billion settlement resolving a years-long probe into the world's largest crypto exchange, prosecutors said. The deal with the Justice Department, part of a large settlement between Binance and other U.S. agencies, resolves criminal charges for conducting an unlicensed money transmitter business, conspiracy and breaching sanctions regulations. It also leaves Zhao's future uncertain.

The DOJ’s case against cryptocurrency exchange Binance developed over the year and came to a head with Changpeng Zhao’s indictment on Nov. 21.

The agreement will resolve criminal charges that Binance conducted an unlicensed money transmitter business, conspiracy and breaching sanctions regulations, the U.S. Department of Justice said. Here are the key allegations against Binance, its founder Zhao and other executives. The U.S. said that Binance, Zhao and other executives "knowingly and willfully conspired" to operate as an unlicensed money services business (MSB) from August 2017 until October 2022.

Authorities in the United States said they had reached an agreement with Binance and its CEO Changpeng Zhao over civil and criminal charges related to AML compliance.

Binance faces US government charges for noncompliance and financial exploitation, leading to CEO Zhao's resignation and guilty plea.

The U.S. government and lawyers representing Binance and Changpeng Zhao agreed to keep indictments under seal due to the potential impact on the crypto markets.

US Justice Department seizes $9M in Tether, cracking down on crypto scams and sending a clear message to cybercriminals.

Binance BNB jumped to a five-month high after reports of a settlement between the exchange and the U.S. authorities.

Officials with the U.S. Justice Department reported they had seized 9 million in Tether as part of an investigation into a romance scammer organization.

SEC sues Kraken exchange, IOSCO issues crypto oversight guidelines, and more key developments in global crypto regulation last week.

Upcoming DOJ press conference to reveal significant crypto sector actions, focusing on Binance settlement and regulatory compliance.

The DOJ is set to announce "separate but related cryptocurrency enforcement actions" that involve a settlement with crypto exchange Binance.

SEC sues Kraken, excluding XRP in its crackdown on unregistered securities, as Ripple gears up for a pivotal trial in its ongoing SEC battle.

Ukraine exposes its first crypto-based bribe in a landmark case, highlighting intensified anti-corruption efforts amid EU membership aspirations.

Community members on X inquired about where the money came from and raised questions on its connection to the fines reportedly set by the Justice Department.

Ripple CEO to discuss US crypto regulation at Boston's BIDAF amidst SEC actions

Tencent and Huawei, two major Chinese tech giants, are making notable strides in the Web3 space despite the country's stringent regulations on cryptocurrency trading.

Senator Cynthia Lummis has criticized the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for its current approach to cryptocurrency regulation.

Legal expert Mike Selig has noted a strategic shift in the SEC's approach to cryptocurrency regulation

The US Securities and Exchange Commission has deferred making a decision again on whether to approve the first US exchange-traded fund that invests directly in Bitcoin.

Adobe Inc.’s $20 billion buyout of Figma Inc., a smaller maker of cloud-based design software, risks being derailed by European Union merger watchdogs unless the firms fix a list of competition concerns highlighted by the bloc’s antitrust arm.

Rivian Automotive Inc. Chief Executive Officer RJ Scaringe will take on an expanded role overseeing all product-related functions as the automaker prepares for the next generation of its electric vehicle lineup.

During a recent Senate hearing, Senator Elizabeth Warren and a cybersecurity professional discussed the implications of crypto mixers and scams.

Osaka Digital Exchange will offer security tokens issued by Ichigo and Kenedix on Dec. 25.

Following an investigation between Tether, OKX, the U.S. Justice Department and U.S. law enforcement, the stablecoin issuer froze $225 million worth of USDT linked to illicit activities.

The Canadian Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions has opened a consultation period for disclosure requirements for banks holding crypto assets.

New regulatory discussions on crypto in the United States, new taxes on DeFi and wrapped tokens in Australia.

The SEC wants more information about Celsius's bankruptcy recovery plan, CoinDesk reported, citing a source.

DOJ is seeking more than $4 billion from Binance as part of a deal that would end an ongoing criminal investigation, Bloomberg News reported.

The SEC sued Kraken parent firms, Payward and Payward Ventures, for allegedly operating as an unregistered online trading platform.

Kraken said the SEC is 'demanding compliance with a regime that doesn’t exist' in response to latest lawsuit against the crypto exchange.