Guthrie kidnapping: blood and ransom in Bitcoin
The disappearance of Nancy Guthrie in Tucson turned into a violent kidnapping: blood traces and an alleged ransom in Bitcoin.
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The United States stands as a global hub for financial innovation and blockchain development. From Wall Street to Silicon Valley, the country drives discussions on regulation, Bitcoin ETFs, CBDCs, and institutional crypto adoption.
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SEC clarifies tokenized securities, Robinhood pushes tokenization
The SEC's new framework on tokenized securities marks a turning point for the tokenization of shares, while Robinhood raises the challenge for a regulated on-chain financial market.
Stablecoin regulated in the US: political and financial breakthrough
The launch of a fully regulated stablecoin in the United States marks a paradigm shift for the crypto sector, amid political pressure, institutionalisation and new market balances.
USA: crypto law for CFTC and retail investor protection
The US Senate is preparing to vote on the Digital Commodity Intermediaries Act, a key proposal to regulate the crypto spot market, strengthen the powers of the CFTC and protect retail investors with new rules on brokers, custodians and DeFi.
Strategy buys $2.1B in Bitcoin in 8 days
Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, bought over 22,000 BTC in just eight days, bringing its total reserves to over 709,000 Bitcoins and reinforcing the institutional narrative about BTC as a store of value.
BitGo moves headquarters to South Dakota ahead of IPO
BitGo moved its headquarters from California to South Dakota to optimise fees and prepare for the IPO, signalling a new trend in the crypto sector.
Wall Street 2.0: NYSE launches challenge of tokenized stocks with 24/7 trading
The New York Stock Exchange develops a blockchain platform for on-chain trading and settlement of shares and ETFs, opening up the markets 24/7.
Crypto clash in the Senate: Why the CLARITY Act is stalled between Coinbase and Washington
US Senate postpones CLARITY Act on stablecoins. Coinbase, Brian Armstrong and the White House at the centre of the clash over rewards.
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