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This Week in Crypto Law (May 2, 2026)
Read More: This Week in Crypto Law (May 2, 2026)This week in crypto law saw significant advancements in the normalization of digital assets within the global financial system. U.S. lawmakers reportedly reached a compromise on stablecoin yield provisions, potentially paving the way for broader cryptocurrency legislation. Additionally, a French heir received an eight-year prison sentence for a substantial crypto money laundering scheme, highlighting a…
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This Week in Crypto Law (Apr. 26, 2026)
Read More: This Week in Crypto Law (Apr. 26, 2026)The last week of April saw significant developments in crypto regulation, marking a shift toward increased oversight. The U.S. is preparing to regulate perpetual futures, while Société Générale expands its crypto services under European rules. In the UK, authorities intensified enforcement against illegal peer-to-peer trading linked to money laundering. Additionally, Nigel Farage faces scrutiny for…
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This Week in Crypto Law (Apr. 19, 2026)
Read More: This Week in Crypto Law (Apr. 19, 2026)This week in crypto law highlighted a significant trend: digital assets are increasingly integrated into mainstream finance amidst rising jurisdictional disputes and systemic risks. Key developments include Goldman Sachs filing for a Bitcoin ETF, Pakistan allowing bank access for licensed crypto firms, and the Bank for International Settlements calling for global stablecoin regulation. Additionally, France…
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New York Sues Coinbase and Gemini Over “Prediction Markets”
Read More: New York Sues Coinbase and Gemini Over “Prediction Markets”New York has intensified its stance against crypto platforms by filing lawsuits against Coinbase and Gemini for operating prediction markets, which the state alleges constitute illegal gambling. The lawsuits argue that these platforms’ contracts are essentially bets on uncertain outcomes, rather than legitimate financial instruments, hence requiring state gaming licenses. This legal battle centers around…
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This Week in Crypto Law (Apr. 12, 2026)
Read More: This Week in Crypto Law (Apr. 12, 2026)This week in crypto law marked a significant transition from experimentation to integration. Federal courts affirmed regulatory authority over crypto, with a judge blocking Arizona’s criminal case against Kalshi, a prediction market platform. Kraken gained direct Federal Reserve access, prompting debates on systemic risks. Wisconsin enacted regulations targeting crypto ATMs to enhance consumer protection. The…
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This Week in Crypto Law (Apr. 5, 2026)
Read More: This Week in Crypto Law (Apr. 5, 2026)The first week of April highlighted the ongoing integration of cryptocurrency into the traditional financial system amid evolving regulations. Coinbase is nearing federal banking status, while Franklin Templeton is enhancing its crypto investment presence. Legal risks are emphasized by World Liberty Financial’s sanctions-related scrutiny. The U.S. Treasury calls for a comprehensive crypto legislation to maintain…