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The Arkansas Data Centers Act is moving now to the governor's office for approval. It grants crypto miners in the State the same rights as data centers A bill seeking to regulate Bitcoin mining activity in the State of Arkansas has passed in both the House of Representatives and Senate, moving now to the governor's office for approval.

In an April 7 blog post, dYdX said it will be “winding down services” in Canada, starting with halting the onboarding of new users located in the country. On April 14, the exchange will move all existing Canadian users to “close-only mode,” allowing them to only withdraw funds.

While three American citizens brought the case, the lawsuit alleges that “millions” of people could be eligible for damages. Five days after Binance and its CEO Changpeng "CZ" Zhao were sued by the United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) for alledged trading violations, a new $1 billion lawsuit was filed against the crypto exchange, CZ and three crypto influencers for promoting...

A new daily all-time high (ATH) has been recorded for the number of Ordinals inscribed on the Bitcoin network due to a recently launched “token standard” for the blockchain.

The United States government’s frosty approach to cryptocurrency regulation could ultimately see the industry’s “center of gravity” shift to Hong Kong, says Ambre Soubiran, the CEO of Paris-based institutional crypto market data provider Kaiko. The U.S. has been at the forefront of the crypto sector for quite some time. However, with the government seemingly adopting a regulation-by-enforcement approach, there is a growing...

On Wednesday, the European Union announced that within 10 days, it intends to remove seven Russian banks from the Society for