Tags: Law and Order

Spot crypto ETFs are currently limited to Bitcoin and Ethereum in the U.S., but analysts expect new approvals this year.

Miami-based Unicoin was given until April 18 to agree to a settlement with the SEC. CEO Alex Konanykhin plans to fight the charges in court.

Crypto is helping to fuel transnational organized crime, according to a new report from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.

A Brazilian court has sentenced the men behind Bitcoin investment scam Braiscompany to a combined 170 years behind bars.

The crypto exchange giant called the filing “meritless” and said it would do “whatever is required to beat it.”

Truth Social parent company Trump Media & Technology Group alleged that UK-based Qube might be shorting DJT stock without disclosing its positions properly.

Crypto’s most notorious criminals share a common link: They rely on a small clique of underground Chinese bankers to survive, new research shows.

The operation reached out to Ethereum wallet holders who had been compromised, whether or not they had already lost crypto.

Hong Kong is changing its tune following a new law, approving for the second time an Ethereum ETF with a staking component.

A16z has penned a letter to the SEC calling for revised custody rules to allow RIAs to hold crypto assets directly.

National security concerns grow as Washington eyes Chinese AI startup DeepSeek and pressures Nvidia over tech transfers.

Panama‘s largest city will allow its citizens to pay for taxes, tickets, fees and permits in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins.

The defendants argue their case should be dropped in part because of a recent DOJ memo outlining new crypto policies under the Trump administration.

Candidate Hong Joon-pyo promised to elevate virtual assets into a fully recognized industry and introduce the technology into public services.

Coinbase called on Australia to back crypto reform in the May 3 vote, warning lack of regulation is driving talent and capital offshore.

Ethena Labs has agreed to exit the German market after regulator BaFin cited "serious deficiencies" with USDe compliance.

The firm‘s violations were "particularly serious," Emmanuel Givanakis, CEO of the FSRA said Monday after his team wrapped their probe.

Phishing service LabHost charged fraudsters up to $300 in Bitcoin a month, with its creator receiving over $230,000 in crypto.

Lawyers for the co-founders of defunct crypto mining firm HashFlare claim they were ordered to leave the U.S. by the DHS.

White House digital assets director Bo Hines cites tariffs as one of several "budget-neutral" options being explored to acquire Bitcoin.

Two Swedish MPs want Bitcoin added to reserves, mirroring U.S. efforts to build a national crypto reserve from seized digital assets.

Google and Apple pulled apps, including KuCoin and MEXC, after authorities flagged them for operating without proper registration.

The plaintiffs allege Phantom exposed users to malware and crypto theft. They are now seeking $3.1 million in damages.

The regulator will approve or reject the staking proposal, or begin proceedings on the matter, by June 1.