Washington is looking at ways to crack down on abuses in the business with a stronger hand than they were planning on taking before FTX's demise, and the industry is under the microscope as a result.
Digital assets' busts, scandals, and FTX’s spectacular and sudden collapse were a boon to crypto skeptics, but they were devastating to the industry as a whole.
Regulators like Gary Gensler, who is the chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), have been pushing for a more aggressive, enforcement-driven approach to the asset class for a long time.
With the addition of UsualM, M^0 reinforces its position as a leading stablecoin infrastructure provider.
This marks a significant milestone for regulated crypto investment products and paves the way for future ETFs. Analysts anticipate a surge in similar products as the SEC's regulatory approach evolves under new leadership.
BlackRock faces backlash over a video suggesting Bitcoin's 21M supply cap could "be changed," sparking criticism from the Bitcoin community.
Germany orders Worldcoin to strengthen privacy and delete unlawfully collected biometric data within a month
Kain Warwick, Infinex's CEO and core working group lead, and founder of Synthetix protocol discusses the incoming "post-CEX" era in the industry.
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Crypto markets quiver as the Fed spooks investors, but optimism persists with bullish forecasts, Ohio's Bitcoin bill, and pro-crypto Trump moves
With the addition of UsualM, M^0 reinforces its position as a leading stablecoin infrastructure provider.
