Sen. Richard Blumenthal has initiated a formal investigation targeting four major cryptocurrency companies, with document production required to begin by November 30 and a final deadline set for January 4.
Chipmaker's board investigates CEO Jensen Huang over alleged Chinese espionage ties, sending tech stocks lower and dragging BTC toward $73K.
The crypto exchange joins Circle and Ripple in obtaining a national trust bank charter, enabling federal oversight of its institutional custody operations and paving the way for digital payment services.
Congress demands answers by November 11 regarding an alleged romance and suspected Chinese spy report, while analysts warn Jensen Huang’s Trump ties may not prevent a hostile post-election Washington.
Washington regulators impose comply-or-explain demands on derivatives exchanges while blockchain analysis contradicts election betting manipulation claims.
The Ethereum co-founder’s stance follows the withdrawal of a controversial proposal to burn a rising share of validator rewards as more ETH is staked.
Emergency asset transfer highlights persistent risks of compromised key backups in wallet security.
One BlackRock fund drove the bulk of a billion-dollar Bitcoin ETF exodus, while Fidelity recorded positive flows during the November 2–6 week as competing funds slid without IBIT.
The Department has walked back plans to expand transaction monitoring requirements under the travel rule framework.
The corporate treasury firm added 15,124 BTC in October to reach 43,124 coins, but its stock price continued to slide despite the paper profits.
The exchange will begin charging monthly fees on remaining balances starting Nov. 29 as it shutters local accounts.
Executive exit comes nine days after record security breach; co-CEO insists transition was planned six months prior