Regulation

What the U.S. shutdown tells us about market resilience

During the U.S. federal government shutdown that began on October 1, 2025, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) went into contingency staffing...

Fed opens a narrow payments door to stablecoin issuers, Arthur Hayes warns of bank fallout

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller proposed a new payment account on Oct. 21 that would grant stablecoin issuers and crypto firms direct...

UK crypto investors face crackdown on unreported gains 

For years, many UK crypto holders have flown under the HMRC tax authority’s radar. They convinced themselves that digital assets somehow sit...

XRP Ledger gains traction for $200 billion Japanese market

For nearly a decade, XRP has been the underdog of the digital-asset world, overshadowed by Bitcoin’s narrative dominance, Ethereum’s developer gravity, and...

Debanked to rebanked? Redefining financial access in the age of executive orders

When the annals of 21st-century finance are written, there will be a special chapter (messy, political, and deeply consequential) dedicated to the...

Can New York’s new crypto office thaw America’s coldest market?

New York City Mayor Eric Adams just built a new power center for crypto inside City Hall. On Oct. 14, he signed...

US moves to seize $12B in bitcoin tied to ‘pig butchering’

The US government is moving to seize 127,271 Bitcoin worth about $14.2 billion, which investigators say was generated through a cross-border “pig...

Will the Senate’s leaked DeFi bill drain what’s left of US liquidity?

A confidential draft bill circulating among Senate Democrats proposes sweeping new oversight of DeFi, extending Know-Your-Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money-Laundering (AML) duties to...

Top 10 most crypto-friendly countries revisited (2025)

The first-ever article on CryptoSlate, published in 2017, examined the most crypto-friendly countries in the world. Today, we’re revisiting that list and taking...
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