Tags: State of Crypto

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Just what exactly forced the shutdowns?

Last week was chaotic.

Silvergate’s woes are an ill omen for the broader crypto industry.

The SEC’s lawsuit against Terraform Labs alleges that terraUSD (UST), and nearly every token it issued, are securities.

NYDFS forced Paxos to stop issuing Binance USD. The SEC has said BUSD may be a security. Stay with me here – Paxos may not be the regulatory target.

Kraken had a pretty lousy day, but the industry is more interested in what this means for staking.

U.S. President Joe Biden’s White House published a statement on implementing safeguards for cryptocurrencies.

In efforts to avoid association with the FTX collapse, conversations shifted away from "crypto" and more to specific applications of the underlying blockchain technology.

Crypto advertising has dropped at Davos in 2023, but discussions and panels from industry leaders are in full swing.

The FTX, Voyager, Celsius and BlockFi bankruptcy proceedings are proving how complicated they really are.

The third day of 2023 to the U.S. federal court system is Sam Bankman-Fried‘s arraignment, which will take place at 500 Pearl St. in Manhattan

CoinDesk’s policy team predicts the issues and topics that may take center stage over the next 12 months.