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Stablecoin issuer Circle froze $12.6 million in USDC dollar-pegged tokens linked to privacy protocol Zama’s confidential USDC smart contract on Saturday, according to onchain sleuth ZachXBT.
Circle has reportedly frozen about $12.6 million worth of USDC tied to Zama’s confidential contract, a move observed by on-chain researcher ZachXBT. The USDC in question is associated with Za
Senator Cynthia Lummis said Congress may not get another real chance to pass digital asset legislation until 2030 if the CLARITY Act fails. Summary The CLARITY Act would create federal rules
The European Union is reportedly developing a unified tax framework covering both cryptocurrency transactions and gambling activities, with a combined revenue target of €20 billion over the p
Fintech infrastructure provider Nium and stablecoin issuer Circle have announced a partnership to integrate USDC into global payment workflows, targeting faster and more efficient cross-borde
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has reportedly seized $8 billion in cryptocurrency, a figure that, if confirmed, would represent the largest government confiscation of digital assets on r
Fintech infrastructure provider Nium and stablecoin issuer Circle have announced a partnership to integrate USDC into global payment flows, aiming to improve cross-border transaction speed an
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has charged a Cypress, Texas, man with orchestrating a crypto-focused investment fraud that drew roughly $12.3 million from about 150 investors by
Texas established a Bitcoin reserve committee under SB 21 to manage custody, valuation, and risk controls for state holdings. Members include investment, legal, mining, and financial experts
The UK has targeted 18 crypto platforms, banks, and financial networks used by the Kremlin-backed “A7” payment network to bypass international economic restrictions. The sanctioned entities a
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has reportedly seized $8 billion in cryptocurrency, a figure that, if confirmed, would represent the largest government crypto confiscation in U.S. history
The SEC has brought civil charges against Nathan Fuller, a Cypress, Texas resident accused of raising about $12.3 million from roughly 150 investors through an alleged crypto fraud built arou