News Analysis
U.S. Hours Account for Nearly All of Bitcoin’s November Losses
BTC drifts or stabilizes during Asia trading hours, softens slightly during the European handover and then absorbs most of its losses once U.S. equity markets open.
Since Trump's Election, Crypto Has Experienced a Wild Year-Long Ride
The industry's staunch ally (and sometimes business partner) in the White House has brought a flood of drama, both good and bad.
Sam Bankman-Fried's Last Chance? Appeals Court to Hear Arguments on FTX Founder's Retrial Motion Next Week
The FTX founder is looking for a fresh trial on his fraud and conspiracy charges. He's got an uphill battle.
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SEC's Bow to DoubleZero Carries Major Weight for Decentralized Infrastructure: Peirce
The U.S. regulator's decision to give the project's token distributions a pass represents the right get-out-of-the-way approach, Commissioner Hester Peirce said.
State of Crypto: Shutdown Watch
A U.S. government shutdown won't be as bad for crypto as it might have been in previous years, but it will further delay already-stalled initiatives.
The Clarity Act Is Probably Dead: Here's What's Next for Its Successor Legislation
The House bill to regulate U.S. crypto was a big win for the industry, but it's the current Senate effort that's likely to be the one that rules the sector.
Father of Crypto Bills, French Hill, Says Market Structure Effort Should Tweak GENIUS
Hill and Senator Cynthia Lummis agree the earlier stablecoin effort should be edited by the pending market structure bill.
Why Circle and Stripe (And Many Others) Are Launching Their Own Blockchains
Firms aim to own their settlement rails to boost efficiency, compliance and revenue from digital asset payments, analysts said.
