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CFTC Pushes to Separate Prediction Markets from Gambling
The CFTC has unveiled two proposals to distinguish crypto prediction markets from casino gambling, potentially setting up a landmark Supreme Court battle over federal vs. state jurisdiction. Here’s what crypto users need to know.
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Ripple CEO Owns ‘A Lot of XRP’: Why He’s Bullish on Crypto
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has confirmed he holds ‘a lot of XRP’ and remains ‘incredibly bullish’ on crypto. His conviction centers on real-world utility, growing corporate treasury adoption, and accelerating institutional participation in the digital asset space.
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NY AG Secures $35M Settlement From Ex-Celsius CEO Mashinsky
New York Attorney General Letitia James has secured up to $35 million from former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky, along with a permanent ban from the securities and crypto industries. The settlement marks one of the largest individual penalties against a crypto executive and signals a tougher regulatory stance across the industry.
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Bank of England Embraces Stablecoins as Banking Partner
The Bank of England has announced plans to act as ‘the banker to the stablecoin,’ offering a layer of legitimacy and stability to the fast-growing world of digital currencies. This move could shape global crypto regulation and accelerate Web3 adoption.
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Robinhood Buys Bitcoin, AI Crypto Risks, and More: Weekly Recap
Robinhood added $25 million in bitcoin to its balance sheet while U.S. government-linked wallets moved nearly $1.9 billion in crypto. Plus, AI cryptography warnings and a new survey showing wealthy investors increasingly favor crypto for long-term returns.
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XRP Ledger Bug Allowed Unlimited XRP Creation: What You Need to Know
A critical vulnerability hidden for nearly 10 years in the XRP Ledger could have allowed unlimited XRP creation. Discover how Ripple’s developers patched the bug before any damage was done — and what this means for crypto security.
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Bitcoin $30 Trillion Prediction: Bitwise CIO Analysis
Bitwise’s CIO predicts Bitcoin could reach a $30 trillion market cap by following gold’s growth trajectory, driven by expanding institutional access. The forecast highlights how investor behavior, not just technology, will determine who benefits from long-term gains.
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Argentina Rejects Crypto Banking Integration Until 2026
Argentina’s central bank has rejected crypto integration into banking and payment services for at least two years, though the door remains open for a potential second Milei term. The decision freezes institutional adoption but leaves crypto trading and ownership fully legal for Argentine users.