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As Congress leaves a void in crypto policy at the federal level, state legislatures may be rushing to pass laws to avoid another FTX impacting consumers in their state.

A US Judge approved Binance's $4.3 billion plea deal to pay for the charges against them. Binance will pay a massive $4. 3 billion penalty to the United States Department of Justice after getting a judge's approval for its plea deal and admitting its guilt for the violations and actions of the company.

Satoshi Nakamoto's early emails revealed Bitcoin's massive energy consumption prediction for the future.

Digital exchange claims cryptos are not securities and that the agency is going beyond its mandate.

This week, FixedFloat lost $26 million in a hack, the U.K. Financial Conduct Authority found illegal promotions of cryptocurrency, GoFundMe shuttered a Tornado Cash

K9 Finances token generation event is less than two weeks away and its already creating buzz as investors and users await the arrival of the first ever liquid staking token on Shibarium.

2023 saw the return of the crypto bull market along with a suite of new regulations and pieces of guidance for investors to understand.

In Los Angeles, Steve Ballmer, owner of the LA Clippers, is bringing his $2 billion vision to life with the Intuit Dome. This 18,000-seat arena, set to open this summer in Inglewood, marks a significant move for the Clippers, representing a fusion of basketball, business, and community development under Ballmer's innovative leadership.

South Africas Treasury said in its 2024 budget review that this year will see the Intergovernmental Fintech Working Group putting more effort into studying the possible use cases of stablecoins and

New Yorker article lays out the story of a London death tied to Bitzero CEO Akbar Shamji, who promised to redevelop a North Dakota Cold War missile site into a crypto-mining facility