Besides raising red flags on the stability of the stablecoin market, Deutsche Bank's research analysts expressed particular concern about Tether's prominent position in the stablecoin market, highlighting issues such as speculation and a perceived lack of transparency.

Publicly traded companies collectively hold over $19 billion worth of Bitcoin in their treasuries. Leading the pack are prominent names such as MicroStrategy, Tesla, and Coinbase, along with Bitcoin mining firms.

SEC Chair Gary Gensler has garnered attention for his notably cautious yet controversial approach to crypto, along with spearheading an assertive enforcement campaign targeting prominent companies within the crypto sector.

As regulatory pressure mounts, an increasing number of privacy-centric cryptocurrency services are either discontinuing their operations or restricting access for users based in the US.

Dropbox has issued a report regarding a data breach concerning its Dropbox Sign e-signature service.

Gary Gensler's ambiguous position on Ethereum raises questions about the SEC's regulatory approach.

In the midst of a crackdown on crypto privacy technology, Keonne Rodriguez, co-founder of Samourai Wallet, has entered a plea of not guilty to charges of laundering and operating without a license.

In collaboration with Meta Akita Inc., and a Heirloom Inc., the Akita Inu Preservation Society has spearheaded the creation of an innovative platform for distributing digital pedigree certificates.

The team has refuted allegations of generating excessive false positives, asserting instead that its efficacy was so pronounced that it led to the cessation of a crypto drainer due to sheer frustration.

Allegations suggest that the crypto mixer was involved in processing $2 billion worth of illicit transactions and enabling money laundering activities totalling $100 million.