The aftermath of LBRY: Consequences of crypto’s ongoing regulatory process
What could the case of LBRY mean for future token projects in the United States?
What could the case of LBRY mean for future token projects in the United States?
Bipartisan support for cryptocurrencies exists on both sides of the aisle and in both chambers, but extreme elements could still thwart legislation.
New York governor Kathy Hochul signed the moratorium, prohibiting any new mining operations that aren’t based on 100% renewable energy.
While some lawmakers expressed their eagerness to quick up the regulatory progress, others blamed the SEC in FTX’s monopoly.
Despite a common mantra about the nonpartisan nature of crypto, there are certain correlations evident ahead of the United States elections.
A new legal advisory notice from the US Office of Government Ethics prohibits any employee who owns cryptocurrency from working on Federal crypto regulation.
Last month, the watchdog gave the thumbs-up to Teucrium’s Bitcoin futures ETF, which is the first such vehicle to be approved under the ’33 Act.
Greg Tanaka is an entrepreneur and DeFi developer who wants to make crypto a legal tender.
The future of crypto adoption will largely depend on which of the competing narratives about digital assets and blockchain’s environmental effects prevails.
Crypto investors from the United States realized nearly $47 billion in gains during 2021, outpacing the UK by a factor of six.