Tags: Law and Order

The AI firm said the order to retain deleted ChatGPT chats undermines user privacy as legal its battle escalates.

BidenCash served 117,000 users and trafficked over 15 million stolen credit cards and personal data before being taken down.

Reddit is accusing AI firm Anthropic of scraping content to train Claude, fueling a broader legal battle over the use of online data.

The California House passed a bill that would let the state seize crypto sitting on exchanges—but advocates say it‘s actually a good thing.

A 24-year-old French-Moroccan national was arrested for his alleged role running a kidnapping scheme that targeted the crypto-rich in France.

MoonPay has obtained New York‘s key BitLicense to conduct crypto business, though NYC Mayor Eric Adams recently came out against the license.

The last time House lawmakers convened to discuss crypto, Trump had announced a private dinner for $TRUMP holders a day before.

South Korea elects crypto-friendly Lee Jae-myung as president, promising Bitcoin ETFs and won-backed stablecoin to stem capital outflows.

A Bitcoin donation from a convicted criminal has triggered a political scandal and calls for a no-confidence vote in the Czech government.

Paul Atkins is promising a “rational” approach to rulemaking instead of enforcement, as lawmakers eye sweeping reforms.

Democrats say the agency refuses to provide them needed analysis of a crypto bill, but has given this support to Republicans, in a partisan escalation.

The Australian regulator has refused one crypto ATM provider’s license and imposed transaction caps across the sector.

Rep. Brandon Gill disclosed two sizable Bitcoin trades months past the legal deadline, raising fresh scrutiny of crypto-investing lawmakers.

Singapore‘s financial authority has set a June 30 deadline for crypto firms operating overseas to obtain a license or shut down.

Prosecutors allege Duplessie and Woeltz held an Italian national hostage for 17 days in a Soho townhouse to force access to a Bitcoin wallet.

The SEC raised concerns over staking-linked ETFs a day after stating that most crypto staking falls outside the scope of securities laws.

Crypto policy is a key issue ahead of South Korea’s June 3 election, with both parties backing ETFs and stablecoin reforms.

Britain‘s Reform Party leader Nigel Farage made his case to Bitcoin 2025 attendees in Las Vegas ahead of a planned UK prime minister run.

The Treasury Department‘s Office of Foreign Assets Control imposed sanctions on Funnull Technology and its administrator for enabling global fraud schemes.

The SEC said Thursday certain staking practices are not classified as securities transactions, ending years of uncertainty.

A House bill formally introduced Thursday would end SEC oversight over the crypto industry. It will be debated by lawmakers in the coming weeks.

The SEC is pulling out of yet another crypto case, filing to dismiss its ongoing litigation against Binance and founder Changpeng Zhao.

With crypto kidnappings on the rise and a Solana co-founder being doxxed, many in the industry are questioning if KYC is worth the risk.

The Granite State was first to adopt a Bitcoin-buying bill.