Crypto Regulation

Nordea, Scandinavia’s largest bank, is making a surprising U-turn—moving from banning Bitcoin to embracing it. Starting this December, the bank will offer customers access to a Bitcoin-linked exchange-traded product (ETP), marking a major policy reversal for an institution that once called crypto too risky to touch.

U.S. Representative Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) is moving to introduce landmark legislation that could make it illegal for members of Congress to own, trade, or launch cryptocurrencies — a first-of-its-kind move that may reshape the relationship between Washington and the digital asset industry.

Prediction market operator Kalshi has filed a lawsuit against the New York State Gaming Commission, accusing the regulator of exceeding its authority by ordering the platform to halt operations in the state.

President Donald Trump has just named Michael Selig the new chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission-a move widely seen as central to his vision of positioning the United States as the “crypto capital of the world.”

A sweeping FBI crackdown that led to the arrest of an NBA player and coach last week has sent shockwaves through both the sports and financial worlds, reigniting fears that the booming prediction market sector could become the next major regulatory crisis.

Ant Group is quietly tested the limits of Beijing’s crypto red lines by secretly filing to trademark digital currency dubbed “Antcoin” in Hong Kong through a Cayman Islands subsidiary.

Trump has granted Binance's founder, Changpeng "CZ" Zhao a full pardon, but not without a hefty price. According to multiple reports, CZ's pardon came only after one of the most expensive lobbying pushes in recent history, with Binance allegedly spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to secure his release.

American television host and political commentator Tucker Carlson has stirred an uproar on the internet after suggesting that Satoshi is someone linked to the U.S intelligence agencies.

Hong Kong has officially approved its first spot Solana (SOL) exchange-traded fund, becoming the latest jurisdiction to embrace direct exposure to the network’s native token. The approval positions the city even further ahead of the United States, where regulators have yet to authorize a single Solana-based ETF.

China has reportedly stepped in to halt stablecoin initiatives by Ant Group and JD.com in Hong Kong, reigniting the debate over who holds the “right of coinage” in the world’s second-largest economy.