State of Crypto
Andy Barr's 'Vision' for House Financial Services
The Kentucky lawmaker is running to succeed crypto-advocate Patrick McHenry as chair of the powerful U.S. House Financial Services Committee.
It Takes a Fake Token to Catch a Volume Faker
Last week, the DOJ unveiled an indictment against Gotbit, which CoinDesk profiled in 2019.
Crypto Usage Setting Records Amid Regulatory Uncertainty, A16z Says in Report
The report highlights a dramatic increase in blockchain activity, with 220 million addresses interacting with the technology at least once in September, triple the number in late 2023.
The DPRK's Deep Roots in Crypto
North Korean developers have worked for a surprisingly large number of crypto projects.
The Spectre of Sam Bankman-Fried Overshadowed Caroline Ellison's Sentencing
Even though the FTX founder was not a part of last week's proceedings, his role in the Alameda CEO's life loomed large.
What to Expect at Former Alameda Research CEO Caroline Ellison's Sentencing
Caroline Ellison is the third FTX executive to be sentenced.
Prediction Markets Go to Washington('s Appeals Court)
A federal appeals court will consider the CFTC's ongoing efforts to keep political prediction markets from launching.
Crypto Goes Unmentioned Again at Second Presidential Debate
The chances of crypto popping up were low. Still, it would have been nice.
A U.S. Crypto Bill's 2024 Chances
Sen. Chuck Schumer promised a crypto bill would become law by the end of the year. How likely is that?
