The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has decided to extend its review of whether BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust can offer in-kind redemptions—a method that allows investors to receive actual bitcoin instead of cash when redeeming shares.

Chairman Paul Atkins opened the roundtable emphasizing the growing transition of securities from traditional "off-chain" systems to blockchain-based "on-chain" systems.

In a historic legislative move, Missouri has approved House Bill 594 (HB 594), a landmark piece of legislation that paves the way for the elimination of state-level capital gains taxes on Bitcoin and potentially other digital assets.

SEC Chairman Paul Atkins has unveiled a sweeping initiative to modernize how the United States regulates digital assets, signaling a decisive shift away from the agency’s historically ad-hoc enforcement strategy.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has granted Dell Technologies permission to exclude a shareholder proposal that would have required the tech giant to evaluate Bitcoin as a potential treasury reserve asset.

A group of Democratic senators has unveiled a new bill aimed at blocking public officials from launching or promoting cryptocurrencies — a move that appears closely tied to growing concerns over President Trump’s ties to token projects.

The growing overlap between traditional finance and blockchain innovation will take center stage tomorrow as a major regulatory event convenes top industry and government figures.

A bold new tax proposal is gaining momentum in the U.S., threatening to upend how investors are taxed on everything from crypto to real estate.

The United Kingdom is taking decisive steps to position itself as a premier hub for digital assets.

In a pivotal development for the crypto industry, BlackRock met with the SEC’s Crypto Task Force on May 9, discussing critical regulatory issues that could shape the next wave of institutional adoption in digital assets.

Gemini has obtained an Investment Firm License from the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA), enabling the crypto exchange to operate under the MiFID II regulatory framework across the European Union (EU) and European Economic Area (EEA).