Blog · 10 posts
What US regulators, courts and lawmakers are doing about crypto, and what actually changes for ordinary users. Proposals are labeled as proposals.
On Oct 29, 2026, ICE and Trade[XYZ] agreed to bring Hyperliquid-based perpetual futures to a US-regulated market, pending approvals. What perps are, who could use them and the risks.
On Oct 28, 2026, OFAC sanctioned 10 people and one entity behind North Korean IT-worker schemes and listed crypto addresses for three of them. What it means for holders.
The SEC proposed rules on how investment advisers and funds can hold crypto. Who it affects, what it doesn't change for your own wallet, and how to comment.
The CFTC sued Utah to stop the state from treating Kalshi's event contracts as illegal gambling. What the suit asks for and what it means for app users.
Ripple says the OCC gave final approval to Ripple National Trust Bank. What a trust charter is, what it means for RLUSD, and why it isn't FDIC insurance.
Phantom now offers Kalshi prediction markets to US users, Robinhood reports strong demand, and Polymarket reportedly fired its CMO. What's confirmed and the risks.
Four NovaTech promoters will pay nearly $6 million to New York. How the crypto pyramid recruited through prayer groups and WhatsApp, and the signs to spot.
The OCC finalized its GENIUS Act stablecoin rule a day before SoFi launched an interest-paying tokenized deposit. What each one means for your digital dollars.
The Senate's 49-50 cloture vote stalled the CLARITY Act. What the bill would have done, why it failed, and how the SEC and CFTC are filling the gap.
Treasury's GENIUS Act proposal defines when a stablecoin is issued or sold in the US. What it covers, the 2027 and 2028 deadlines, and what to watch.
