With a quarter-point rate hike expected in late July and a smaller hike in September, could the Fed pose more of a crypto threat than the heavy hand of the SEC?
Just when financial markets forecast rates have peaked globally, especially in the United States, predictions have taken another U-turn.
Now the debate is no longer on when the Fed will cut rates, but if it will hike again beyond July.
A July rate hike is a given.
Chen outlines how Binance will explain tokenized stocks, crypto-backed loans and AI agents to users, and why she treats trust as the objective.
What started as a minor enforcement action now reads like a farce: hidden fee schemes, missing disclosures, and a CFTC that wants a do-over –minus the refund.
A hack turns into a courtroom stress test: when “decentralized” systems reveal their control points, long-settled property law – not crypto norms – decides who gets paid, and who gets exposed.
Draft rules for the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act are exposing contradictions at the heart of web3 lobbying, as industry players push back against the very DeFi exemptions and developer protections they once demanded.
Bitcoin’s return to $83,000 has pushed sentiment into greed, but volatile ETF flows, fading macro support and Ethereum’s institutional shortfall suggest this rally rests on shakier ground than the headlines imply.
The Amsterdam-listed buyer took control of the miner Alameda sank $1.15 billion into on the day FTX's estate dropped its clawback suit, and its CEO says he has "zero interest" in mining bitcoin.
Chia Der Jiun's remarks, made a week before MAS's consultation on stablecoin legislation closes, put central bank money at the top of Singapore's settlement hierarchy and raise the prospect of reserve access for systemically important issuers.
THORChain’s history of centralization, security failures and questionable money flows is well documented. But are today’s critics getting the technical and legal arguments right – and are they applying the same standards to other major DeFi projects?
