Crypto, collectibles, and lending should count in outside business oversight, NASAA tells Finra
State regulators coalition urge additions to proposed rule change, including activities at unaffiliated investment advisers and stricter recordkeeping.
PlanB doubles down on $400k target for Bitcoin, analysts urge caution
With Bitcoin hovering around $104,000, PlanB is already mapping a path to $400,000, though some see more fiction than forecast
Europe’s MiCA law is motion, but can the crypto industry keep up?
Europe’s landmark MiCA regulation is in full swing, targeting stablecoins and crypto service providers with new licensing and compliance rules. Here’s what it means for users, issuers, and the future…
Crypto Abductions Prompt New Security Steps From French Minister
France’s interior minister gathered crypto executives Friday to try to assuage their fears after a wave of kidnapping attempts targeting individuals connected to the digital asset sector hit the country.
Critics slam ‘Mexicanisation’ of France after spate of crypto kidnappings
An attempted kidnapping this week of the daughter of a cryptocurrency platform boss in Paris, which was caught on video, has sparked calls to bolster security. It was the third…
Coinbase estimates cyberattack could cost crypto exchange up to $400M
Coinbase Global shares fell on Thursday after the crypto exchange said a recent cyberattack that breached customer account data could cost up the company up to $400 million.
S.E.C. Investigating Whether Coinbase Misstated Its User Numbers
The inquiry continued even after the commission dropped a lawsuit accusing Coinbase of illegally marketing digital currencies to the public.
Crypto exchange Coinbase faces up to $400m hit from cyber attack
The firm says hackers have obtained customer information by paying off employees.
Largest US crypto exchange hit by cyber-attack with costs expected of up to $400m
Hackers paid overseas Coinbase employees for account data; company is offering $20m reward for information
Hiltzik: Crypto was already in bad odor before jumping into bed with Trump. Now it smells worse
Trump's cryptocurrency deals have even Republicans getting concerned about the potential — and possibly the reality — of conflicts of interest and unconstitutional transactions.
North Korea uses shady online market registered in US to launder stolen crypto
North Korean cybercriminals used a U.S.-registered Chinese-language online marketplace to launder stolen cryptocurrency, according to a blockchain analysis firm, highlighting Pyongyang’s increasing reliance on such platforms to evade sanctions. In…