FCA too slow on crypto enforcement, says UK’s spending watchdog
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has been criticized by the National Audit Office for acting too slow to enforce crypto laws.
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The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has been criticized by the National Audit Office for acting too slow to enforce crypto laws.
A powerful bureau of the US Treasury, FinCEN, is facing backlash for its proposed rules and privacy intrusion of crypto companies.
The Open Network (TON) has suffered a significant slowdown that the TON Foundation has blamed on poor validator hardware.
A high court granted lawyers of Tánaiste Mícheál Martin permission to legally challenge Google to identify perpetrators of crypto ad scams.
Cumberland is the largest Tether client to not declare bankruptcy, and is an important market-maker, OTC desk, and venture firm.
OCEAN mining pool operator Luke Dashjr believes Ordinals inscription transactions are exploiting a spam bug and attacking the Bitcoin network.
— FCA, Justin Sun
Crypto exchange Poloniex has been added to the FCA's naughty list after a string of curious hacks on Justin Sun's entities.
Police in Canada accused six people of laundering drug funds with crypto and smuggling weed in barrels of maple syrup and honey.
Nayib Bukele used a third-party tool to claim that El Salvador's bitcoin holdings were profitable, but the tool wasn't particularly accurate.
Hong Kong's securities watchdog SFC said BitCuped and HongKongDAO were placed on its alert list for faking registration and lying about execs.