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In Washington, the SEC puts away the club, strokes crypto, and vows to love innovation; it remains to be seen if Congress follows the band or sabotages the score behind the scenes.

Canada has made a major move in the crypto world. In one single decision, 23 companies lost their license, marking a radical turning point in financial regulation. Why this historic measure?

The SEC Chairman clarifies the status of NFTs in the United States, likening them to collectibles rather than securities. However, their qualification still depends on their structure and use.

The Clarity Act could soon be adopted in the United States. Senator Cynthia Lummis announces a crucial Markup in April 2026 to finally pass the law before the end of the year. Between crypto, Stablecoins and DeFi, this text will change the game for investors.

The American regulator changes tone. SEC Chairman Paul Atkins declares that the American financial watchdog now intends to grant targeted exemptions to crypto companies, offering them a more flexible legal framework to raise funds. An announcement that could redefine the rules of the game in the United States.

The SEC throws in the towel. No more witch hunts. Mining, staking, airdrops breathe freely. Only "digital securities" remain in its sights. Wall Street applauds, the old guard cries scandal.

XRP has just dethroned BNB and becomes the 4th largest crypto by market capitalization, with an 11% surge in one week! Between broken resistance and record open interest, discover why this crypto is shaking the market in 2026.

American senators prefer bankers' quarrels to crypto laws. Result: the CLARITY Act is rotting in drawers. Meanwhile, DeFi waits. Patience.

Address poisoning attacks on Ethereum have already caused losses exceeding 80 million dollars. CZ, the head of Binance, accuses Etherscan of not protecting crypto users enough. Who is responsible? Discover the solutions to avoid becoming the next victim.

American senators are afraid of the digital dollar. Too much control, not enough privacy. So they killed it in the egg. Stablecoins, on the other hand, are invited to the party. Clever.

Sam Bankman-Fried faces another setback in the United States. Federal prosecutors ask the judge to reject his new trial request, arguing that the elements presented by the former FTX boss do not meet the required legal criteria. This new stage confirms one simple thing: despite appeals, the criminal case of one of the biggest fallen figures in crypto remains tightly locked.

Sharplink loses $734 million in 2025 but massively accumulates ETH. Madness or genius? Discover why this bold strategy could redefine crypto investing in 2026, and what it means for your portfolio.

XRP plunges by 62% but Ripple offers a 50 billion dollar stock buyback. Employees refused to sell at 40, they will get 25% more. Smart bosses.

Crypto prediction markets are at the heart of a political debate in the United States after massive bets related to Iran. Hundreds of millions of dollars have been wagered on sensitive geopolitical scenarios, prompting several lawmakers to consider stricter regulation of these platforms.

The crypto cycles you knew no longer exist. Bitwise announces the end of the traditional Altseason where all cryptos rose in unison. In 2026, only useful altcoins will survive. Why this upheaval and what strategies to get through it?

End of the SEC VS Justin Sun lawsuit after a $10M settlement. Strategic victory or just a pause in the crypto regulators' war?

Fired from OpenAI, here he is a billionaire. Leopold bets on electricity and bitcoin miners to fuel AI. His former friends shout betrayal. He pockets the money.

Trump attacks the banks after meeting the CEO of the crypto exchange Coinbase. More details in this article!

Kraken has just crossed a historic milestone by becoming the first crypto platform to obtain a "Master Account" from the Fed. A revolution that could transform transactions, strengthen investor confidence, and accelerate the integration of cryptocurrencies into the traditional financial system.

Political storm around crypto in the United States. Trump urges Congress while banks try to impose their rules.

Stablecoins seriously worry the ECB. With a market of 300 billion dollars, their growth threatens the EURO and European monetary sovereignty. Why and how could these digital assets disrupt the old continent's economy?

Senators wanted housing. The anti-CBDC crowd shoved their crusade in. The Fed is muzzled. China is rejoicing. Crypto enthusiasts applaud. Nobody saw it coming.

The Clarity Act could mark a historic turning point for the crypto market. According to JPMorgan, its adoption by mid-2026 would act as an unprecedented accelerator for the market, with 8 catalysts capable of redefining the ecosystem.

World Liberty Financial is moving to consolidate governance power by introducing a six-month staking requirement for voting rights. A newly proposed framework would require holders of unlocked WLFI tokens to stake them for at least 180 days before gaining access to protocol governance. The initiative introduces capital-tiered participation levels tied to large staking commitments and USD1-related incentives.

After a historic low, Ethereum holders show a marked return of confidence. Could this rebound in retention after 4 years of decline signal a new era for ETH?

A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers has introduced new legislation aimed at protecting blockchain software developers from certain criminal charges. Sponsors say the proposal would clarify how federal law applies to developers who do not control user funds. Supporters argue that recent prosecutions have created legal uncertainty for builders working on open-source tools. The measure adds to a broader debate in Congress over digital asset regulation.

Binance, the world leader in cryptocurrencies, is at the center of a political scandal. 11 U.S. senators demand a federal investigation into suspicious transactions linked to Iran. With $1.7 billion at stake, the crypto exchange faces historic sanctions.

In the United States, the regulatory battle around cryptos is now playing out at the state level, and Indiana has just sent a strong political signal. Lawmakers have passed House Bill 1042, a text that frames the rights of crypto holders, prohibits certain taxes deemed discriminatory, and paves the way for asset exposure in public retirement plans. Transmitted to Governor Mike Braun, the bill could take effect as early as July 1 for the bulk of its provisions.