South Korean lawmaker acquitted in crypto asset concealment case
South Korean lawmaker Kim Nam-kuk was acquitted of charges related to concealing crypto holdings, with the court ruling that he was not required to disclose virtual assets. Source link
South Korean lawmaker Kim Nam-kuk was acquitted of charges related to concealing crypto holdings, with the court ruling that he was not required to disclose virtual assets. Source link
House Financial Services Committee Chairman French Hill said they would work with the Trump administration to deliver dollar-backed stablecoins for Americans. Source link
Canada’s equities regulator has excluded crypto funds from reduced margin eligibility, citing volatility, liquidity risks and regulatory concerns, making leveraged trading more expensive. Source link
The bill could lead to up to 20 years of jail time and fines of $1 million for individuals and $100 million for companies. Source link
THORChain’s node operators approved a plan to convert $200 million in debt into equity tokens, but community members are raising concerns over its long-term viability. Source link
Japanese firm Metaplanet plans to raise roughly $745 million to fund Bitcoin purchases, aiming for 21,000 BTC by 2026 as part of its strategy to lead Japan’s Bitcoin renaissance. Source link
A US court has overturned the sanctions on privacy protocol Tornado Cash in a significant legal development for crypto. Source link
OKX and Crypto.com secure full MiCA licenses, enabling regulated crypto services across the EU. Source link
Google Trends data from Jan. 19 shows the keyword “crypto” reached its highest search interest since November 2021 after Trump launched his memecoin token. Source link
Community members argued that encouraging banks to hold other people’s Bitcoin strays from the original vision of its creator, Satoshi Nakamoto. Source link