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New research suggests US government pressure, not banks, is behind most debanking cases affecting crypto firms.

China has accused the US of secretly seizing billions in bitcoin from an alleged scam kingpin years before announcing a forfeiture.

Tether has frozen over $180 million in USDT, underscoring the central role of stablecoins in illicit crypto activity.

X is preparing to launch Smart Cashtags, adding real-time crypto and stock tracking to the platform next month.

South Korea has ended its long-standing ban on corporate crypto investing, opening the market to listed companies.

Singapore Exchange has rolled out crypto futures contracts aimed at institutional traders looking for regulated market access.

Labour MPs are urging the UK government to ban crypto political donations as concerns grow over transparency and election integrity.

Iran’s internet blackout has sparked debate over whether bitcoin and other tools can still function without online access.

Stablecoin payment flows could hit $56 trillion by 2030 as institutional and global adoption accelerates.

Florida is seeking to establish a standalone bitcoin reserve as lawmakers prepare for the 2026 legislative session.

BlackOpal is using blockchain to tokenise Brazilian credit card debt, giving merchants instant cash and investors double-digit returns.

Illicit crypto transactions hit a record in 2025 as sanctions pushed nation-states and blacklisted actors to move funds on-chain.