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Cryptocurrency markets surged after U.S. President Donald Trump called on Congress to pass the Clarity Act, which would define whether crypto qualifies as a security or commodity and clarify regulatory jurisdiction.
A new Reuters/Ipsos poll reveals that 63% of Americans consider President Trump's family cryptocurrency profits inappropriate, with even half of Republicans expressing concern that business interests influence his presidential decisions.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed a new regulatory framework for cryptocurrency assets, marking the Trump administration's first major step toward tailored rules the industry has sought for years.
Singapore authorities have arrested a 49-year-old woman connected to Fun Coffee, an investment scheme based in Vietnam that uses cryptocurrency and multi-level marketing to lure participants across Asia.
International scam networks are impersonating the US Internal Revenue Service to deceive cryptocurrency holders into surrendering digital assets and personal information, using professionally crafted fake documents and websites.
Singapore's police force and the US Federal Bureau of Investigation have formalized their partnership against cybercrime, digital fraud and money laundering, building on recent joint successes in dismantling transnational cryptocurrency schemes.
Almost 1,700 British investors have launched legal action against Binance in the UK High Court, claiming the exchange illegally marketed unregulated financial products during 2019-2020. Plaintiffs seek £150 million in damages.
Malaysian authorities have dismantled illegal cryptocurrency mining networks across the country, confiscating 75,578 machines and arresting 629 individuals through over 3,000 raids since January 2022.