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March, 2025

  • 29 March

    DOJ Targets $23M in Crypto After Gotbit’s Guilty Plea

    The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is moving to seize $23 million in cryptocurrency following a guilty plea from Gotbit, a crypto market-making firm accused of illegal activities. This case highlights the growing crackdown on fraudulent practices within the digital asset space. Gotbit’s Alleged Wrongdoings Gotbit, known for providing liquidity services to crypto projects, admitted to engaging in deceptive practices …

  • 29 March

    Trump’s Crypto Empire Expands: New Stablecoin & Investment Fund on the Horizon

    Former U.S. President Donald Trump is making bold moves in the cryptocurrency space, with plans to launch a new stablecoin and investment fund. As digital assets continue to gain traction, Trump’s foray into the crypto sector signals a significant shift in his business portfolio. A Strategic Move into Crypto Trump’s interest in cryptocurrency has evolved from skepticism to active participation. …

  • 29 March

    Europe’s Insurance Regulator Demands 100% Crypto Coverage – What’s at Stake?

    European insurance regulators are pushing for stricter rules on cryptocurrency exposure, requiring insurers to hold 100% coverage for any crypto assets on their balance sheets. This move aims to mitigate risks associated with the volatility and uncertainty of digital assets but could have significant implications for the industry. The 100% Coverage Requirement Explained The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority …

  • 29 March

    Deutsche Bank Warns: US Allies Turning Away from the Dollar?

    Deutsche Bank has raised concerns over a growing trend of de-dollarization among U.S. allies, signaling potential risks to the global financial system. As more countries explore alternatives to the U.S. dollar for trade and reserves, the bank warns that this shift could have long-term economic and geopolitical implications. The Rise of De-Dollarization Historically, the U.S. dollar has dominated international trade, …

  • 29 March

    Are Greedy L2s Killing Ethereum? VC Claims ETH Is ‘Completely Dead’

    A venture capitalist has sparked debate in the crypto community by claiming that Ethereum (ETH) is a “completely dead” investment due to the dominance of Layer 2 (L2) networks. According to the critic, these L2 solutions are extracting too much value from Ethereum’s ecosystem, leaving ETH itself with diminishing long-term potential. The Case Against Ethereum’s Future Ethereum’s Layer 2 networks, …

  • 29 March

    El Salvador Unveils First Tokenized Warehouse Complex – A Crypto Real Estate Milestone

    El Salvador has taken another step toward integrating blockchain technology into its economy with the launch of its first tokenized warehouse complex. This innovative project marks a significant development in real estate tokenization, allowing investors to gain fractional ownership of commercial properties through blockchain-based assets. What Is Tokenized Real Estate? Real estate tokenization involves converting ownership of physical properties into …

  • 29 March

    South Carolina Ends Staking Lawsuit Against Coinbase – More States to Follow?

    In a significant development for the crypto industry, South Carolina has officially dropped its lawsuit against Coinbase over its staking services. The move signals a potential shift in regulatory pressure, and Coinbase’s Chief Legal Officer (CLO) expects other states to follow suit. The Lawsuit and Its Implications South Carolina was among several states that challenged Coinbase’s staking program, alleging that …

  • 28 March

    Kazakhstan Lawmaker Urges Government to Establish a National Crypto Bank

    A Kazakh lawmaker has called on the government to create a National Crypto Bank, aiming to strengthen the country’s position in the global digital asset market. The proposal comes as Kazakhstan continues to play a significant role in cryptocurrency mining and blockchain innovation, but faces challenges in regulating and integrating digital assets into its financial system. A Push for Government-Backed …

  • 28 March

    U.S. Government Seizes Crypto Funds Allegedly Linked to Hamas

    The U.S. government has seized a significant amount of cryptocurrency allegedly intended to fund Hamas, as authorities continue efforts to crack down on illicit financial networks using digital assets. The move highlights growing concerns over the use of cryptocurrencies in financing activities linked to designated terrorist organizations. Crackdown on Crypto-Funded Terrorism According to officials, U.S. law enforcement agencies worked with …

  • 28 March

    Bridging Crypto and TradFi: The Key to Mainstream Adoption

    The future of cryptocurrency adoption depends on its seamless integration with traditional finance (TradFi). While digital assets offer innovation and efficiency, the complexity of crypto transactions has hindered widespread adoption. By leveraging established financial infrastructure, crypto firms and traditional institutions can create user-friendly solutions that encourage broader participation in the digital economy. Why TradFi Integration Matters Despite the rapid growth …