BLOCKCHAIN • CRYPTOCURRENCY • NARRATIVE JOURNALISM
Coverage where policy, market structure, and company pressure collide across the crypto stack.
Conflicts is mapped from the WordPress categories that most consistently surface regulatory tension, exchange pressure, and contested narratives.
Germany is reportedly weighing a 25% crypto tax that would grandfather existing holdings, a plan that could reshape how investors are taxed but which, so far, has no confirmed source document behind it.
A UK crime agency has warned of the "innovative use" of cryptocurrency by money launderers, flagging digital assets as a growing tool for moving illicit funds.
Robinhood is moving to own a piece of the businesses behind the event contracts it offers. Its new Crypto.
The supplied research does not establish how much Steve Witkoff earned from World Liberty Financial or the period covered by the proposed report.
Trump is pushing Congress to advance the CLARITY Act, according to the supplied headline. The accompanying research does not verify the details of that appeal.
The headline fact is clean and specific: 585MW of baseload power, earmarked for a project called Batch Zero. That is the claim on the table, and it is where the verifiable story begins and ends.
Cronos reportedly erased roughly two hours of transactions to reverse a $111 million DeFi exploit, an emergency intervention that, if confirmed, ranks among the most drastic responses a blockchain can make to an attack.
Sweden is coming after six crypto miners for roughly $56 million, saying the companies claimed tax breaks they were never entitled to. It is a demand for repayment, not a bill that has been settled.
In August 2021, a lone hacker pulled off one of the largest heists in crypto history, draining roughly $610 million from cross-chain protocol Poly Network, and then, in a twist almost no one saw coming, started giving it all back.
The warning comes from within the party that has championed the legislation, according to reporting from Coingape . The message is blunt: the bill's path through the Senate is far from guaranteed.
The court sided with the National Prosecutor's Office, approving pretrial detention for Roman Ż. late on September 7, a decision confirmed by Poland's Prosecutor General, Waldemar Żurek, and reported as the fifth detention in the case by Decrypt.
Eighteen defendants have been charged in a racketeering case tied to an alleged $263 million crypto heist, according to the headline detailing the filing. The charges mark an accusation only, not a finding of guilt, and key details of the case still require verification.