Community accuses World Liberty Financial of sidelining locked tokenholders as insider-linked wallets push through USD1 expansion plans.

The New York Stock Exchange is developing a platform to trade tokenized stocks and ETFs 24/7 with instant settlement using stablecoins. The project, still awaiting regulatory approval, will combine blockchain technology with NYSE’s existing trading system to create a dedicated venue for digital securities.

Bitcoin drops 3% to $92,000 as 90% of liquidated positions unwind longs amid emergency EU summits and transatlantic trade war fears.

Cardano fell below key support levels as selling pressure stayed strong, with weak demand and cautious traders limiting any rebound. Rising US–EU trade tensions also pushed investors away from risky assets, adding to the price drop.

U.S. federal prosecutors have charged Jorge Figueira, a 59-year-old Venezuelan national, with orchestrating an alleged $1 billion crypto-enabled money-laundering operation, marking what authorities describe as one of the most significant cases of its kind ever pursued by the Justice Department.

U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened sweeping tariffs on eight European countries, reigniting geopolitical uncertainty that is beginning to ripple through global markets — including Bitcoin. The president said levies of 10% starting in February, rising to 25% by June, would be imposed on Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and Finland unless Denmark agrees to sell Greenland to the United States.

As Coinbase negotiates with the administration, the fate of the CLARITY Act—and U.S. crypto regulation—is in flux.

Once a pilot, the China-led multi-CBDC platform is scaling fast—revealing how the digital yuan is emerging as the dominant currency on new cross-border payment rails.

A Utah man, Brian Garry Sewell, was sentenced to three years in federal prison for defrauding investors of nearly $3 million and running an unlicensed cash-to-crypto business. He was also ordered to pay over $3.8 million in restitution to victims and the Department of Homeland Security.

West Virginia, a US state in the Appalachian region, may allow its treasury to invest up to 10% of its funds in Bitcoin, stablecoins, and gold. The bill sets rules for investment, including a $750 billion market cap for Bitcoin, and is now under review by the state’s banking committee.