
FTX pays out again on July 31
FTX is set to release roughly $900 million to creditors on July 31 in its fifth distribution since the collapsed exchange filed for Chapter 11 protection in November 2022. According to an off
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FTX is set to release roughly $900 million to creditors on July 31 in its fifth distribution since the collapsed exchange filed for Chapter 11 protection in November 2022. According to an off

A Two-Year Window for the World's Largest Stablecoin Tether's $USDT, the world's largest stablecoin by circulation, is facing a shrinking window to secure its position on U.S. crypto platform
Andrew M. Cuomo has joined OKX’s Board of Directors. Cuomo has advised OKX on U.S. regulatory and institutional strategy since 2023. The appointment follows OKX’s 2026 expansion, including a

Russia's crypto regulation bill is advancing toward its final readings in the State Duma, moving the country closer to a formal legal framework for cryptocurrency after years of unsettled rul

South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) says it has investigated more than 40 cases of alleged unfair trading involving digital-asset markets over the past two years, ranging from m

After years of relying on smart contract audits as a key “trust signal,” institutional investors are increasingly treating operational security as the real gatekeeper for allocating capital t

What to know: Ripple revealed that JPMorgan, Mastercard, and Ondo Finance are settling trades on the XRP Ledger, expanding institutional blockchain adoption. Ripple also expanded RLUSD throug

The CFTC eliminated daily and event-based Part 20 reporting for physical commodity swaps. Recordkeeping requirements remain, with firms required to provide data through special calls if reque

Britain has created a difficult compliance test for crypto businesses as a transfer can settle in seconds, yet the identity behind the sending wallet may emerge much later. Under the latest U

With more investors choosing to hold their own digital assets, questions about government authority over cold wallets have become increasingly common. Addressing the issue in a clip, investor

Sara Rodriguez quit Wisconsin's governor race on Friday over inflated finance reports, an exit prediction markets had already priced in as her odds slid to about 5%. Key Points: Rodriguez end
Leveraged ETFs Plunge After AI Stock Reversal South Korean retail investors are facing heavy losses after a sharp reversal in technology stocks exposed the risks associated with Samsung and S