Wednesday, November 4

Policy

WASHINGTON, D.C. / CryptoWire.AI / – Crypto-linked organisations have contributed more than $200 million to the 2026 U.S. midterm elections as the industry seeks a Congress that will pass favourable rules. Cryptocurrency groups form the largest set of single-issue super

WASHINGTON, D.C. / CryptoWire.AI / – U.S. banking regulators are opening the door to crypto banks that enjoy bank-like benefits without matching safeguards, according to Washington-based advocacy group Better Markets. In an October 27 analysis, the group said actions by

Russian citizens will no longer be able to buy or sell cryptocurrency directly with each other from July 1, 2027, according to guidance from the Bank of Russia. The central bank said in a set of frequently asked questions that

Restoring institutional and retail trading permissions within mainland China could serve as a primary catalyst for broader digital asset market expansion, according to industry analysis presented by financial technology firm Solana Company. Speaking during an executive industry briefing, Chief Executive

The U.S. Department of the Treasury officially terminated two major regulatory initiatives targeting self-custodial digital asset wallets and virtual currency mixing services, eliminating years of compliance uncertainty for financial institutions across domestic capital markets. Administrative filings confirm that FinCEN withdraws

A targeted residential attack in which armed intruders threatened a pregnant woman to extort private digital wallet keys has underscored growing physical vulnerabilities facing individual cryptocurrency investors. Confirms that the assailants utilized compromised location data to track the victims before