Congress wants to pass a long-awaited piece of legislation. But the industry is speaking with four different voices about what should be in the law.

The bill is expected to include a different test for determining whether a token is a security than last year’s FIT21 bill.

The funds lost almost $17 billion as Trump’s trade wars spooked markets. They are now staging a furious comeback.

The idea of burned tokens returning to circulation used to be a frivolous question. Then Crypto.com brought 70 billion CRO back to life. 

Wanting to get off to a good start with a crypto-friendly administration, these companies and individuals contributed to a record-breaking haul for Trump.

Bitcoin miners, the unsung heroes of the industry, have become collateral damage in Trump’s trade wars. 

Pushback is mounting against a market structure bill from outside D.C., despite the White House’s urging to charge ahead.

The DOJ says it will reassess how it values the forfeited assets it returns to victims of crypto crimes. But there’s no easy solution. 

The $5.86 billion industry has expanded 21% since the tariff saga began. But industry insiders aren’t running victory laps yet. 

Crypto is going through a bull market breakup. And now it’s every blockchain for itself.