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Are US-based crypto firms really being ‘choked’?

An extended market price drawdown (crypto winter) throughout 2022 has tested the crypto industry’s mettle, and more recently, a crackdown…
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Crypto reform coming to US in 2023, says former White House chief of staff

In the United States, crypto reform legislation isn’t the province of a single political party, and that’s why a former…
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Rattled crypto industry could emerge stronger after USDC depeg

USD Coin (USDC), the world’s second-largest stablecoin, may simply have been in the wrong place at the wrong time.  The…
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Crypto industry may escape lasting damage from Silvergate liquidation

Banks are the lifeblood of a nation’s economic system, and any bank collapse is disturbing. Last week saw two failures.…
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AI and blockchain could transform the courtroom – Cointelegraph Magazine

Earlier this year, Joshua Browder, CEO of AI startup DoNotPay, attempted to bring a robot lawyer into a California courtroom,…
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Is the IMF shutting the door prematurely on Bitcoin as legal tender?

There’s been little sunlight this crypto winter, so it may seem odd to present the “Bitcoin as legal tender” argument…
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A one-off or opening salvo in an assault on crypto?

In a year of crypto upheavals, the United States Securities and Exchange Commission’s settlement with crypto exchange Kraken, announced on…
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Did US institutions prevail over Asian retail traders?

Bitcoin experienced the second-strongest January in its history — and the best since 2013 — rising nearly 40% amid wide…
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Genesis Capital’s fall might transform crypto lending — not bury it

Is crypto lending dead, or does it just need better execution? That’s a question asked with more urgency in the…
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Congress may be ‘ungovernable,’ but US could see crypto legislation in 2023

The United States House of Representatives finally elected a speaker last week, concluding a four-day, 15-ballot ordeal that left many…
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