Coverage of #regulation remains active across the crypto and AI sectors, with 158 articles published in the last 30 days. Recent reporting shows mixed sentiment: 43.7% of articles take a bullish tone, while 32.9% express bearish views, with sentiment remaining stable compared to the previous quarter. Bitcoin and XRP dominate discussion alongside regulatory topics, while Anthropic and OpenAI feature prominently in related coverage. Key reporting partners include CoinTelegraph, CoinDesk, and The Block. Related coverage frequently touches on compliance, banking frameworks, stablecoins, and SEC actions. Explore the articles below to track the latest developments in this area.
A judge has ruled against Binance's attempt to move class action lawsuits regarding token sales into arbitration. The lawsuits originated from a wave of legal action filed in April 2020 targeting major cryptocurrency exchanges and token issuers.
US Senator Chris Murphy announced plans to introduce legislation banning prediction markets, calling them 'corrupt and destabilizing.' The move specifically targets platforms like Polymarket amid concerns about war betting and insider trading risks.
Banking regulators have proposed new rules that would restrict third parties from passing stablecoin yield rewards to users. The regulatory change could significantly impact major crypto exchanges like Coinbase, though experts disagree on the exact implications for the industry.
The article discusses regulatory pressures on stablecoin issuers regarding interest distribution and the competitive dynamics between digital dollars and traditional bank deposits. It explores the ongoing debate over who should receive the risk-free rate earned on stablecoin reserves.
Eleven US senators have called for a federal investigation into Binance's sanctions compliance and anti-money laundering controls. The request follows reports of Iran-linked transactions on the platform and concerns about potential sanctions evasion risks.
Morgan Stanley has applied for a national trust bank charter to establish a dedicated digital asset custody and staking entity in the United States. This move represents a significant step by a major Wall Street firm into institutional cryptocurrency services.
Tether has frozen $4.2 billion worth of USDT tokens connected to illicit activities over the past three years, demonstrating the company's cooperation with law enforcement. This highlights the growing role of stablecoin issuers in combating financial crimes and money laundering through blockchain-based assets.
Minnesota lawmakers are considering legislation to ban cryptocurrency ATMs statewide due to growing concerns about their use in financial fraud schemes. The proposal is being reviewed by the Minnesota House Commerce Finance and Policy Committee as part of efforts to combat digital asset-related scams.
The CLARITY Act stablecoin negotiations stalled over the weekend despite White House efforts to broker a breakthrough. Banking representatives and crypto lobbyists remain divided on key issues around stablecoin yield generation, leaving the crypto market structure bill far from a final deal.
Crypto mixer usage has rebounded to near pre-ban levels following the 2022 Tornado Cash sanctions, reaching 32,000 transactions in 2025. Research shows the crackdown primarily deterred legitimate privacy-seeking users while criminals adapted by migrating to alternative platforms and methods.
Coinbase's head of litigation Ryan VanGrack accused states of 'gaslighting' regarding prediction markets, claiming they are misrepresenting federal law in their efforts to block these platforms. The statement suggests ongoing regulatory tensions between state and federal authorities over prediction market operations.
Minnesota Representative Erin Koegel has proposed a total ban on cryptocurrency ATMs following reports of scam activities. This builds upon existing 2024 state legislation that already imposed restrictions on crypto kiosk operators.
The SEC adopted final rules implementing the Holding Foreign Insiders Accountable Act (HFIA), which increases transparency requirements for holdings and transactions involving foreign entities. This regulatory change aims to enhance oversight and accountability for foreign market participants in U.S. securities markets.
Minnesota lawmakers are considering legislation to ban cryptocurrency kiosks following a surge in elder fraud cases, including one testimony detailing an $80,000 fraud involving overseas transfers. The proposed bill aims to address the growing problem of scammers targeting elderly victims through crypto ATMs.
Chinese judiciary officials are seeking expanded court powers to combat financial and cryptocurrency-related crimes as part of Beijing's intensified crackdown on Bitcoin and digital assets. This represents a continuation of China's strict regulatory stance against cryptocurrency activities.
The SEC announced a roundtable on March 4 to discuss private market valuations and responsible retailization, hosted by the Division of Investment Management. The event reflects growing regulatory focus on expanding retail investor access to private markets.
Christopher Alexander Delgado, CEO of Goliath Ventures, was arrested and charged with wire fraud and money laundering in connection with a $328 million cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme. The charges carry a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison.
Bitwise advisor Jeff Park has raised concerns about a regulatory carve-out that may be undermining Bitcoin's natural price discovery mechanism. Park describes this situation as 'structurally unsettling' and suggests it could be suppressing Bitcoin's price integrity.
CFTC-regulated prediction market platform Kalshi has disclosed details about two recent insider trading investigations it resolved, involving a political candidate and an editor for content creator MrBeast. The platform is providing transparency on how it handles insider trading violations in prediction markets.
The Dutch government acknowledges issues with their tax law on unrealized cryptocurrency gains and plans to amend it, admitting 'something simply went wrong' with the current legislation. The extent of changes needed is unclear, ranging from partial amendments to complete reworking of the law.
The SEC's Division of Enforcement has announced significant updates to its Enforcement Manual, emphasizing the Commission's commitment to fairness, transparency, and efficiency in investigations. These updates likely impact how the SEC will conduct enforcement actions across all securities matters, including cryptocurrency-related cases.
The Federal Reserve Board is seeking public comments on a proposal to formally codify the removal of reputation risk from its bank supervision framework. This follows earlier actions the Fed has already taken to eliminate reputation risk considerations from banking oversight.
US Representatives are introducing legislation to prohibit government officials from participating in prediction markets, addressing concerns about potential insider trading violations. The regulatory response suggests growing scrutiny of prediction markets and their intersection with traditional financial regulations.
Anchorage Digital has launched Stablecoin Solutions, a new regulated service that allows banks to conduct near-instant USD settlements. This development represents another step in bridging traditional banking infrastructure with digital assets through compliant stablecoin technology.
Darknet market activity shows resilience with aggregate flows reaching nearly $2.6 billion in 2025, according to Chainalysis data. The research highlights the evolution of illicit cryptocurrency markets, particularly in areas like fentanyl trafficking and fraud operations.
