In addition to its presence in the EU, CoinShares has expanded in the US market since entering it in 2023, aiming to compete with major industry peers. Source: cointelegraph.com (Read Full Article)
Crypto entrepreneurs were fleeing America, but we can bring them back
Regulatory uncertainty drove crypto innovation offshore, but new bipartisan leadership and clear frameworks can restore America’s financial dominance. Source: cointelegraph.com (Read Full Article)
Crypto ATMs were just banned in New Zealand: Here’s why it matters
New Zealand’s financial watchdog outlawed crypto ATMs, citing regulatory gaps and AML concerns and raising questions about retail access and compliance. Source: cointelegraph.com (Read Full Article)
Trump’s AI plan eases data center rules, strips federal DEI guidelines
On Wednesday, the White House released its plan to make the United States a global leader in artificial intelligence research and development. Source: cointelegraph.com (Read Full Article)
Fate of crypto, CBDC bills unclear as US Congress heads into recess
Lawmakers are expected to break in a matter of days, but there are still items on the legislative agenda to address, including two crypto bills passed by the House. Source: cointelegraph.com (Read Full Article)
Crypto ‘control’ takes center stage at Roman Storm trial
With the trial of the Tornado Cash co-founder ending its eighth day, a witness testified Roman Storm had control over some of the funds connected to the mixing service. Source: cointelegraph.com (Read Full Article)
Amended class action calls Pump.fun a ‘slot machine cabinet’ in $5.5B case
An amended lawsuit accused Pump.fun and key Solana partners of operating an unlicensed digital casino that funneled billions through deceptive memecoin schemes. Source: cointelegraph.com (Read Full Article)
Australian fintech Finder wins court battle over crypto yield product
Australia’s Federal Court ruled Finder’s Earn product is not a financial instrument, defeating ASIC’s appeal in a major win for the country’s fintech sector. Source: cointelegraph.com (Read Full Article)
Hong Kong to criminalize unlicensed stablecoin promotions from Aug. 1
Starting Aug. 1, offering or advertising unlicensed stablecoins to retail investors in Hong Kong could get violators a 50,000 Hong Kong dollar fine and six months in jail. Source: cointelegraph.com (Read Full Article)
Crypto hacks surpass $3.1B in 2025 as access flaws persist: Hacken
Over $3.1 billion in crypto has been lost in 2025, with access-control exploits being the primary cause, according to a Hacken report. Source: cointelegraph.com (Read Full Article)