A former FBI counterintelligence supervisor admitted on Nov. 5 that he stole about $2.47 million in crypto using wallet credentials the bureau had gathered in its own cases.
Binance will close affected European accounts on Dec. 31, 2026, a spokesperson told CoinDesk on Nov. 7, after customer emails set fees of 0.025% or 10 USDC from Nov. 29.
FinCEN and the Fed withdrew the 2020 plan to cut the cross-border Travel Rule threshold to $250. The $3,000 rules stay; formal Federal Register publication is listed for Nov. 9.
FinCEN’s section 9714 order targets U.S. financial institutions’ funds transfers to and from MEXC after allegations of $16.7 billion in illicit flows. Here’s what it covers, when it takes effect, and what it does not ban.
The CFTC on Nov. 5 issued impartial-access guidance: designated contract markets generally cannot bar eligible U.S. traders by state, with 30 days to drop domestic geographic limits or explain.
Ether fell about 8% and bitcoin about 6% as a Nasdaq-led tech selloff spilled into crypto and forced roughly $1.1 billion in liquidations, mostly longs.
Thailand's SEC has filed a criminal complaint against Bitget's operator and notified a block of its site and app from Dec. 5. The complaint is an allegation, and the block date rests on the SEC's statement.
Crédit Mutuel Arkéa confirms a cyberattack of around €100M per AFP and says funds may have gone to crypto. What is confirmed, reported and still unknown.
Democrats won both chambers, and the stalled crypto market structure bill now has only the lame-duck session to move before Jan. 3.
CFTC chair Michael Selig says equity perpetual futures can trade on US exchanges. The statement names no exchange, no stocks and no launch date.