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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon argues that cryptocurrency companies offering yield on customer deposits should be regulated as banks under the same rules as traditional financial institutions. He warns that without proper banking regulation, the public will ultimately bear the risks and costs of crypto company failures.
CFTC Chair Michael Selig announced that US crypto perpetual futures could launch within a month under new leverage and transparency regulations. This represents a significant development for US cryptocurrency derivatives trading.
Bermuda is implementing a gradual approach to building an onchain economy through pilot programs, stablecoin integration, and regulatory frameworks rather than mandating widespread crypto adoption. The strategy emphasizes testing and controlled implementation before scaling up blockchain-based economic systems.
Uniswap has secured another legal victory in a lawsuit related to 'scam tokens' on its platform. This win continues Uniswap's successful legal defense strategy and sets important precedent for decentralized finance protocols facing similar litigation challenges.
Brazilian regulators are implementing new rules requiring cryptocurrency exchanges to maintain the same liability and security standards as traditional financial institutions. The new regulations will mandate daily guarantees of crypto exchanges' asset holdings to ensure customer protection.
A U.S. court has dismissed a years-long lawsuit against Uniswap Labs involving scam token allegations. The trial had been ongoing for over four years before reaching this conclusion.
CFTC Chairman Selig announced that the commission will clear the path for U.S. perpetual futures trading in the coming weeks. The announcement was made alongside his SEC counterpart, indicating coordinated regulatory efforts on several upcoming crypto policies.
CFTC Chair Mike Selig announced that the agency is preparing new rulemaking for prediction markets as it seeks to strengthen its regulatory jurisdiction over this sector. The move signals increased regulatory oversight and formal rule development in the prediction markets space.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon called for yield-bearing stablecoins to be subject to the same regulatory requirements as traditional bank deposits. His comments come amid ongoing policy discussions about stablecoin regulation and advocate for regulatory parity between traditional banking and crypto yield products.
The European Central Bank released a working paper warning that growing stablecoin adoption could lead to bank deposit outflows, potentially weakening traditional bank lending capacity and the effectiveness of monetary policy transmission in Europe.
A U.S. district judge in NYC dismissed a 'scam token' case against Uniswap, ruling that the protocol's decentralized nature makes it impossible to identify the actual scam token issuers. This leaves plaintiffs without an identifiable defendant to pursue legal action against.
The US CFTC appointed David Miller, a former federal prosecutor specializing in securities and commodities fraud, as its new Director of Enforcement. The appointment comes as the CFTC chair signals a potential shift away from aggressive crypto enforcement policies.
Chinese banks are freezing customer accounts when crypto-related terms like 'Bitcoin,' 'Dogecoin,' or 'USDT' appear in transfer memo fields. This represents an escalation of China's cryptocurrency restrictions, now targeting even written references to digital assets in banking transactions.
SEC Chairman Atkins acknowledges the commission missed a significant opportunity on cryptocurrency regulation under the previous administration. The SEC is now working to regain momentum and establish clearer regulatory framework for the crypto industry.
Nine U.S. Senate Democrats have requested Treasury and DOJ investigations into Binance's anti-money laundering and illicit finance controls. The request follows reports suggesting potential funding channels to terrorist organizations through the global cryptocurrency exchange.
President Trump has issued an order to ban Anthropic from US government use, following Defense Department pressure on the AI company to remove restrictions on military applications of its technology. This represents a significant escalation in government-AI company tensions over military use policies.
The US Department of Justice seized and froze $580 million in cryptocurrency from Chinese transnational criminals over a three-month period. The operation was conducted by the District of Columbia's Scam Center Strike Force, which was established in November by US Attorney Jeanine Pirro.
Former SEC Chair Gary Gensler has reportedly apologized to Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse, suggesting he may have admitted being wrong about his previous stance on Ripple. This development could signal a potential shift in regulatory approach toward the cryptocurrency company.
OpenAI terminated an employee for engaging in insider trading on prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi. The incident highlights growing concerns about Big Tech employees leveraging privileged information to make trades on prediction market platforms.
Block (formerly Square) cuts 40% of its workforce as part of a strategic shift toward AI initiatives. Meanwhile, Barclays explores blockchain settlement technology and Senate Democrats call for increased scrutiny of Binance operations.
Japan's regulators and major corporations are collaborating to integrate yen stablecoins into decentralized finance (DeFi), aiming to bring the yen as a key funding currency into the crypto ecosystem. Despite institutional backing, retail participation in Japan's crypto market remains limited.
A Morgan Stanley subsidiary has applied to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) for a national trust banking charter to handle digital assets. This move represents another major traditional financial institution seeking regulatory approval to expand into cryptocurrency and digital asset services.
The U.S. Department of Justice has seized $580 million in cryptocurrency from Chinese transnational criminal networks as part of a broader global anti-scam initiative. This represents a significant law enforcement action targeting crypto-enabled criminal activities.
Minnesota lawmakers are considering legislation to completely ban Bitcoin and cryptocurrency ATMs in the state. The proposed ban is a response to increasing cryptocurrency-related scams targeting consumers through these machines.
U.S. authorities have seized over $580 million in cryptocurrency connected to Southeast Asian 'pig butchering' scams. This represents a significant law enforcement action targeting crypto-based fraud schemes operating from the region.
