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Andreessen Horowitz executives will seek to guide U.S. policymakers on standards for crypto and Web 3.0.

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong has stated that the SEC won’t meet with the firm while asserting that 50% of Washington officials are concerned over the risks of crypto.

What the United States needs is tens of billions of dollars, and the state is going to take it from the American crypto community.

The provisions of the U.S. infrastructure bill stirred up a heated debate, but many of the fears voiced by its critics are misguided.

Lower socio-economic groups will be excluded from the blockchain industry if United States lawmakers approve the infrastructure bill.

Judge rules against entities who sued a utility district for introducing new electricity pricing targeting crypto miners in 2018.

In its new “Outrageous Predictions” report, Danish Saxo Bank says that Asia will launch its own blockchain-based digital asset in 2020.

Major South Korean bank KB Kookmin Bank is planning to integrate blockchain technology into its internal processes.

Truffle is planning to start supporting the Corda, Hyperledger Fabric, and Tezos protocols in its fully managed blockchain dev suite.

Washington state has passed a bill that recognizes and protects the legal status of electronic records pertaining to distributed ledgers.

Local officials of United States’ Douglas County located in central Washington want to build a blockchain innovation campus.

A Washington-based crypto mining company has filed for bankruptcy and is facing eviction in Douglas County.

The Chelan County PUD has revealed a new proposed electricity pricing structure meant for cryptocurrency miners

The city of Ephrata, Washington, has temporarily halted new crypto mining developments for the next 12 months.

Bitmain subsidiary Ant Creek LLC gets go-ahead on reduced scale mining project in rural Washington, US.