Nigeria has begun enforcing a radically different method of overseeing cryptocurrency activity, choosing to rely on tax and identity infrastructure instead of tracking transactions directly on blockchains.

Prediction markets thrive on uncertainty. But in countries at war, uncertainty itself can become a national security issue.

In the United States, a strange legal paradox has haunted blockchain developers for years: writing software could be interpreted as running a financial business, even when no money ever passes through the developer’s hands.

A newly revised draft of the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act signals a softer regulatory stance toward rewards linked to stablecoin use, opening the door for crypto companies to continue offering incentives without triggering securities or banking classifications.

Frustration with US crypto policy is no longer simmering quietly on the sidelines. It is now spilling into open confrontation.

Thai authorities are shifting their focus away from headline crimes and toward the hidden plumbing of the financial system.

India is tightening the screws on crypto platforms, introducing some of the most intrusive onboarding checks seen so far in a major market.

Crypto markets are heading into a pivotal week as traders brace for a mix of inflation data and a rare regulatory milestone in Washington.

Coinbase is quietly drawing a line in the sand as lawmakers prepare to unveil a long-awaited bill that would reshape how the U.S. crypto market operates.

After nearly a decade on the sidelines, South Korean corporations are preparing to re-enter the crypto market. Behind the scenes, regulators have been redesigning the rules of engagement, aiming to reopen institutional access without reigniting the risks that led to the original ban.

Tennessee regulators have moved to shut down sports-related prediction markets operating in the state, ordering Kalshi, Polymarket and Crypto.com to stop offering contracts tied to sporting events to local users.

U.S. lawmakers are preparing to move digital asset regulation into a more decisive phase, as Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott advances market structure legislation set for markup next week.