The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform wants access to unredacted documents from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) to investigate allegations that banks were deliberately de-banking the crypto industry.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is dropping charges once again in another high-profile crypto investigation. According to Kraken, the second-largest US crypto exchange by volume, the SEC has agreed “in principle” to dismiss its lawsuit against the exchange.

Safe traced the security loophole to its Wallet UI, while Bybit closed the $1.4 billion gap and launched a bounty protocol to track bad actors.

The co-founder of Stobox, a blockchain-based platform designed to tokenize real-world assets (RWAs), during his participation at the Web Summit in Qatar spoke with Cryptopolitan on how the MENA region will become the epicenter of tokenization expecting 10-20 percent ($3- $6 trillion) of the projected $30 trillion tokenization market in 2030 to come from the

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried has argued that the exchange was solvent but illiquid as he seeks clemency from President Trump.

Adding altcoins to the national reserve also increases centralization risk, one analyst said.

CNBC's Deirdre Bosa joins 'The Exchange' to discuss the tech divide over Trump's crypto reserve.

United States Senator Dick Durbin proposed legislation aiming to reduce fraud through crypto ATMs.

House Republicans and Democrats unite to advance crypto-friendly laws

Coinbase has submitted a Freedom of Information Application (FOIA) to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to find out how much the regulator spent on crypto lawsuits under Gary Gensler. The exchange's chief legal counsel, Paul Grewal, disclosed this on X.

The Prime Minister of Vietnam, Pham Minh Chinh, recently requested that proposals for a legal framework on cryptocurrencies be submitted within this month.

President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social on Sunday that he had directed his crypto working group to “move forward” with establishing a Crypto Strategic Reserve, which would include Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Solana, and Cardano. The announcement triggered a major rally in the cryptocurrency market.

The new caucus will have the goal of cementing the US's leadership in the future of digital assets and blockchain innovation.

House Majority Whip Tom Emmer and Rep. Ritchie Torres launched the Congressional Crypto Caucus to advance blockchain and digital asset policy in the U.S.

In the new Congress that started earlier this year, lawmakers have focused on drafting bills to regulate stablecoins.

A new Congressional Crypto Caucus has been established in the U.S. House of Representatives, bringing together lawmakers from both parties to support digital asset policies. House Majority Whip Tom Emmer, a Republican, and Representative Ritchie Torres, a Democrat, are leading the initiative to create a unified voting bloc for crypto-related legislation.

Michael Saylor, Strategy executive chairman, joins CNBC's 'Money Movers' to discuss outlooks on crypto.

At the start of March, over 1,200 cryptocurrency ATMs in the United States unexpectedly went offline, raising questions about the sudden drop.

On Sunday morning, Trump announced on Truth Social his plans to enact a “crypto strategic reserve.” Which assets? The anointed few: XRP, SOL, ADA, ETH and BTC and maybe more.

David Sacks, the White House's AI and Crypto Czar, confirmed Sunday night that he sold his entire crypto portfolio before taking office in the Trump administration. “I sold all my cryptocurrency (including BTC, ETH, and SOL) prior to the start of the administration,” Sacks posted on X.

Coinbase has filed a FOIA request against the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), riding on the highs of the dismissal of its case against the securities regulator. A glance at the document reveals that the US-based crypto exchange is seeking a raft of information on the SEC's expenditure in its crypto war.

The cryptocurrency market has experienced heightened volatility following President Donald Trump's announcement regarding creating strategic reserves for digital assets.

Australian officials have dismissed the idea of establishing a national cryptocurrency reserve, prioritizing regulatory frameworks instead, while the US under Trump advances plans for a crypto reserve.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has agreed to drop its lawsuit against Kraken, which sought to regulate the cryptocurrency company as a stock exchange, according to the company. “Today marks a pivotal moment for Kraken.

U.S. lawmakers have launched the Congressional Crypto Caucus, a coalition aiming to shape digital asset policy and defend blockchain innovation as demand for crypto-friendly legislation rises.

Investigators revealed each victim was tricked into investing a minimum of $610, resulting in a total loss of up to $2.4 million.

CNBC's Mackenzie Sigalos joins 'Squawk on the Street' to break down the latest news on crypto.

TL;DR Uphold has relaunched staking in the U.S., allowing users to earn rewards in 19 cryptocurrencies after suspending the service in 2023 due to regulatory uncertainty. Starting March 3, 2025, users can receive weekly rewards in cryptocurrencies like Ethereum (ETH), Cosmos (ATOM), and Polkadot (DOT).

The United States Senate will vote this week on a resolution seeking to overturn the Internal Revenue Service's crypto reporting rule, which industry players argue threatens the decentralized finance sector. Reports that U.S.

Crypto ETPs faced a record $2.9 billion in outflows last week, pushing total losses to $3.8 billion over three weeks, according to CoinShares.

Kraken's dismissed lawsuit came without admission of wrongdoing, penalties paid or alterations to Kraken's business model.

The SEC has officially dropped its lawsuit against Kraken today, ending what had been a high-profile battle between US regulators and the crypto exchange. The agency dismissed the case with prejudice, meaning it cannot be refiled.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has dropped its lawsuit against cryptocurrency exchange Kraken, the company confirmed Monday, ending a high-profile regulatory battle over allegations of operating as an unregistered securities platform.

CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju has voiced concerns over the United States' growing influence in crypto, suggesting that the country may be leveraging digital assets to serve its national interests.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has withdrawn its case against Kraken exchange without fines or admission of violations.

Uphold users in the US can once more earn crypto staking rewards, while the exchange also revealed its novel US Crypto Reserve Basket. The post Uphold Relaunches Staking in the US, Reveals US Crypto Reserve Basket appeared first on Cryptonews.

The dropped lawsuit follows dismissals of other SEC lawsuits and investigations against other cryptocurrency companies like Coinbase and Gemini.

In a high-stakes trading maneuver, a mysterious crypto trader on the decentralized exchange Hyperliquid turned $5.6 million into a massive market position, raising suspicions of potential insider trading.

Kraken called the SEC's decision to drop the case a “turning point for the future of crypto in the U.S.” in a Monday blog post

Coinbase has filed a Freedom of Information Act request to uncover the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's spending on non-fraud crypto investigations and enforcement actions under former Chair Gary Gensler.

CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju has stated that the crypto market is increasingly being shaped into a tool for U.S. dominance under President Donald Trump. His remarks follow Trump's recent announcement regarding the establishment of a U.S. crypto reserve, which triggered major market movements.

David Sacks, recently appointed by Donald Trump as the "czar" of cryptocurrencies and artificial intelligence, has confirmed that he sold all his crypto assets before taking office. This decision aims to avoid any conflict of interest as he is set to play a key role in American technological regulation.

Australia's government has ruled out creating a crypto reserve, focusing instead on regulation. Australia will not follow the United States in creating a strategic crypto reserve, despite President Donald Trump‘s efforts to make the U.S.

The USA has seen the closure of 1,233 crypto ATMs, a few days after the introduction of the Crypto ATM Fraud Prevention Act.

Trump's announcement of a strategic crypto reserve on Mar. 2 ignited a swift and widespread rally that reversed the recent dip in sentiment following Bitcoin's drop below $80,000 last week. While Bitcoin and Ethereum were widely assumed to be the reserve's central components, the initial announcement only mentioned XRP, Solana, and Cardano.

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We saw a bit of a rally yesterday as folks digested the posts from Trump, who said that we could see SOL, XRP, and ADA — combined with bitcoin and ethereum (and perhaps other, unnamed tokens) — in a strategic reserve.

With Trump's election, America got the nation's first self-described “crypto president,” and on Friday (March 7), the U.S. will get its first crypto summit at the White House, chaired by White House Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Crypto Czar David Sacks. It represents a remarkable turnabout in the U.S. government's approach to digital currencies.