The U.S. financial self-regulatory body is asking member firms to submit every detail of their existing or future activities in cryptocurrency.
A third investor in three months is suing Ripple on grounds that the XRP cryptocurrency is a security issued by the firms.
Tax authorities from five different nations are coming together to combat international financial crimes, with a focus on cryptocurrencies.
Since SAFT came into to use last year, the number of companies reporting to the SEC to work in this framework has increased, CoinDesk finds.
An Ontario regulator is concerned the public still lacks knowledge about crypto and its regulation – even if they own assets.
The crackdown of vendors on darkweb marketplaces lets the U.S. government seize 4,000 bitcoins and now it wants to confiscate all of them.
The SEC is once more taking action against a co-founder of the PlexCoin ICO project, having already sued him over securities violations and fraud.
The doors may be open for Cboe to launch an ether futures product, following a recent comment from the SEC that the cryptocurrency is not a security.
A 50-year-old woman, who traded bitcoin as "Bitcoin Maven," faces 2.5 years in jail for having run an illegal money transmitting business.
The U.S. regulator has subpoenaed four crypto exchanges to submit trading data as part of an investigation into market manipulation.
A new lawsuit claims XRP is a security controlled by Ripple.
Northern Trust Corporation has been granted a patent for a system to create immutable records of meetings on a blockchain.
The top U.S. futures regulator has denied a FOIA request related to cryptocurrency exchange Bitfinex and the closely-linked 'stablecoin' operator Tether.
No, it's not a "race to the bottom." Reputable token issuers seek jurisdictional quality and clarity, and they're not finding it in the U.S.
A U.S district judge has reopened a case involving cryptocurrency startup Coinbase and the now-defunct exchange service Cryptsy.