Tether's appointment of Jesse Spiro as head of government affairs signals its proactive stance on addressing regulatory challenges amid growing scrutiny of its operations. However, the uncertain U.S. legislative landscape continues to complicate the stablecoin issuer’s future.

The UK High Court's decision to recognise Tether as property under English law is a significant milestone, but the complexities of proving ownership and tracing digital assets through mixed transactions remain a critical challenge for victims of crypto fraud.

The UK aims to recognise digital assets as personal property, creating a new legal framework for cryptocurrencies and NFTs.

PayPal and Venmo's integration with Ethereum Name Service aims to simplify crypto transactions, making them more accessible to users by replacing long wallet addresses with ENS usernames.

Bitcoin has been legal tender in El Salvador for three years, but many consumers are still reluctant to use it. What’s next?

North Carolina's legislation against CBDCs reflects a growing state-level resistance to federal initiatives, but the narrow Senate vote reveals significant political divides. The Federal Reserve remains cautious on the issue.

A South Korean government employee has been charged with using stolen equipment to run a crypto mining operation at work, causing significant financial damage.

A torrent of activity and fees helped the token launchpad, which debuted on Solana in January, hit $100 million in revenue in record time.

Qatar has introduced a digital asset regulatory framework covering tokenization, property rights and smart contracts, and has provided a number of preferential policies for startups to attract more startups.

Cardano has begun the first stage of its transition to decentralised governance with the Chang hard fork, which will be completed in 90 days, shifting power to community-led bodies.