Crypto interests are planning to go after Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) in their biggest-ever single campaign, setting aside $12 million to support the Republican candidate seeking to snatch the Senate seat from the current chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, who has been highly critical of the digital assets sector and reluctant to embrace crypto legislation.
Key TakeawaysCash and 25,000 USDT allegedly funded murder-for-hire payments.Complaint alleges $750,000 was converted into cryptocurrency.Federal probe also describes suspected money...
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Key Takeaways:Multiple wallet models were found to contain a critical entropy flaw by COLDCARD.Security researchers traced it back to the...
Key TakeawaysCircle secured an NYDFS trust charter, enabling it to issue state-approved stablecoins and offer custody.The NYDFS license validates Circle’s...
Europe's authorized crypto sector could face 1,569 to 5,409 governance and counterparty reviews as the EU introduces Russia- and Belarus-related...
