Wyoming legislators have introduced a bill to classify digital assets as property and provide banks with clarity on crypto custodial services.
The differences between U.S. and EU approaches to crypto asset regulation are even more complicated than they appear, writes Noelle Acheson.
Lawmakers from the U.S. state of Wyoming have introduced legislation proposing the issuance of tokenized stock certificates using blockchain tech.
A new product from Bitwage makes it easier to handle payroll taxes when paying employees in bitcoin or ether.
A record-breaking government shutdown in the U.S. is pushing crypto policy decisions to the back burner.
The U.S. state of Vermont is launching a blockchain pilot project for insurers, seeking transparency and efficiency improvements.
“A crypto winter for the price is a crypto summer for attorneys." And University of New Hampshire Law School is now addressing that demand.
Kraken says that the cost of handling subpoenas is fast becoming a “barrier to entry” in the U.S., as global data requests triple year on year.
Two Colorado lawmakers have introduced a new bill seeking to exempt some digital tokens from securities laws.
The U.S. should apply a "do no harm" approach and take a lead role on blockchain regulation, says William Mougayar.
A new memo by the Texas Department of Banking notes that stablecoins may fall under the state's definition of "money" and therefore would be subject to money transmission laws.
New York will be forming a task force to analyze the crypto space, which may go as far as proposing updated regulations for the state.
A U.S. court has denied crypto entrepreneur Craig Wright’s attempt to dismiss a lawsuit alleging he misappropriated at least 300,000 bitcoin.
Regulated token trader Templum has petitioned the SEC seeking clarification on the status of post-trade activities conducted over blockchains.
The U.S. government has confirmed the existence of bomb threat emails that demand bitcoin from organizations and suggested steps to take.