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After launching its NFT marketplace last month, FTX.US has expanded support to the Solana blockchain and plans to integrate Ether tokens soon, too.

As House Democrats grapple over the infrastructure bill, the Biden administration and Federal Reserve eye stablecoin regulation.

In April, sharing their Coinbase account credentials with a fraudster had cost a California resident more than $11 million. Now, there might be recourse.

Further requirements on crypto firms could be on the way as the administration is looking for new revenue streams.

The uncertain language — intentional or not — of the infrastructure bill poses an existential threat to the U.S. Bitcoin mining industry.

SEC Chairman Gary Gensler stated that many DeFi projects are “highly” centralized in certain aspects, as they are developed by a “core group of folks” who are incentivized to promote their platforms.

The benchmark cryptocurrency retreated alongside risk-on markets as investors shifted their exposure to the U.S. dollar.

The crypto exchange boss is the latest to decry plans to enact sweeping changes to cryptocurrency tax reporting in the United States.

The billionaire crypto proponent said politicians and regulators have a flawed understanding of crypto and its technological underpinnings.

The bill also calls for the U.S. Federal Reserve to be vested with the clear authority to issue a digital dollar.

Senator Cynthia Lummis said that inflation and massive government spending is accelerating the adoption of digital assets.

Rich Checkan described CBDCs as the spawn of Satan and thinks that Bitcoin is still a speculative asset and not a currency alternative yet.

More rules are coming for the cryptocurrency space, according to SEC Chairman Gary Gensler.

The MicroStrategy boss thinks Bitcoin is a form of property and points out that the U.S. government is not threatened by other forms of property.

The Biden administration reportedly intends to ramp up efforts to trace cryptocurrency payments.