Turkey’s ruling AK Party has introduced a sweeping economic bill that would formally bring cryptocurrency gains under the country’s tax regime, marking one of Turkey's clearest moves yet to integrate digital assets into its financial system.

A simple crypto was all it took for a couple in China to get their bank account permanently locked.

A New York federal court dismissed a class action against Uniswap Labs, ruling the firm is not responsible for scam tokens traded by third parties on its decentralised protocol. Katherine Polk Failla threw out the remaining claims with prejudice, bringing the lawsuit first filed in 2022 to a close.

National Tax Service of South Korea accidentally published a photo showing the recovery phrase of a seized crypto wallet, exposing the keys to the public. Soon after, an unknown person used the phrase to move about $4.8 million worth of tokens out of the government-held wallet.

Beast Industries has suspended an employee and started an internal investigation after Kalshi fined and banned Artem Kaptur, a video editor for MrBeast, for using inside information to place trades. Kalshi said the trades were linked to upcoming videos and showed near-perfect results, and the case has been referred to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.

South Korea has introduced a bill requiring crypto influencers to disclose their personal holdings and any payments received for promoting digital assets. The law aims to protect investors and treat undisclosed promotions like serious financial offences such as market manipulation.

Four years after its high-profile Libra failure, Meta is preparing a second attempt at stablecoin-powered payments — this time with a quieter, partner-led strategy designed to avoid another regulatory meltdown.

Did the world’s largest crypto exchange process billions in transactions tied to Iranian entities connected to terrorism — or is it the victim of a coordinated media attack?

As lawmakers remain deadlocked over who should control Korean won-pegged stablecoins, the Bank of Korea (BOK) has renewed its call for a bank-led issuance model, warning that privately issued digital tokens could undermine monetary policy, destabilize foreign exchange controls and introduce systemic financial risks.

Over 5,500 cryptocurrency miners have registered with Russia’s tax authority since mining was legalised in November 2024, including 1,500 companies and 4,000 individuals. Despite this, officials estimate that around two-thirds of miners still operate without registration, while new rules require reporting, tax payments, and regional restrictions to control the sector.