Former SEC Chair Jay Clayton sworn in as interim US attorney for Manhattan
Former SEC Chair Jay Clayton confirmed that he has been appointed as the interim US Attorney for the Southern District
‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad’ author calls for $1 million BTC by 2035
Financial educator, author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad, and investor Robert Kiyosaki recently forecasted a $1 million Bitcoin (BTC) price
Stablecoins’ dominance due to limitations of US banking — Jerald David
Stablecoins rose to popularity as a result of limitations in the US financial system — particularly restricted banking hours and
Commerce Secretary Lutnick walks back tariff relief on electronics
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick walked back the recent reciprocal tariff exemption on select electronics announced in an April 12 bulletin
SEC staff gives guidance on how securities laws could apply to crypto
US Securities and Exchange Commission staff have given guidance on how federal securities laws could apply to crypto, saying companies
Lawyer sues US homeland dept to probe supposed Satoshi Nakamoto meeting
Update: April 8 at 1:01am UTC: This article has been updated to include James Murphy’s responses to two questions from
Crypto stocks down, IPOs punted amid tariff tumult
Cryptocurrency firms felt the heat from US President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff rollout this week as market turbulence sent share
Bitcoin traders are overstating the impact of the US-led tariff war on BTC price
Despite Bitcoin’s 2.2% gains on April 1, BTC (BTC) hasn’t traded above $89,000 since March 7. Even though the recent
Why institutions are hesitant about decentralized finance — Shibtoshi
Shibtoshi, the founder of the SilentSwap privacy-preserving trading platform, outlined several concerns that make institutions hesitant to adopt decentralized finance
Argentine poll suggests 57% don’t trust President Milei after LIBRA scandal
Nearly 58% of Argentinians said they don’t trust President Javier Milei following his involvement in the $4.6 billion Libra crypto