The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) has dismissed a lawsuit filed against WazirX over a ₹2000 crore hack. The court ruled that there is no established legal framework for cryptocurrency-related issues in India. As a result, the case against the crypto exchange was thrown out, highlighting the regulatory gap surrounding cryptocurrency in the country. This decision marks a significant moment in the ongoing debate over crypto regulations in India.
Florida lawmakers have approved a state-level framework regulating payment stablecoins, moving the legislation to Governor Ron DeSantis’ desk for final approval.In a Friday post on X, Samuel Armes,...
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Dubai’s regulator warns consumers and investors to avoid crypto exchange Kucoin, intensifying scrutiny of unregulated digital asset platforms as the UAE’s multi-agency system divides oversight of virtual assets...
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Following a three-day streak above $70K, Bitcoin (BTC) has fallen below this resistance level, trading at $68,131 (down 3.96% in 24) at the time of writing.Blockchain analytics firm...
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Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren, one of the more outspoken voices in Congress often connecting cryptocurrencies to illicit activities, slammed the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s settlement with Tron...
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The bank drafted a proposal with a progressive view on the use of digital assets, recognizing them not as money but as a representation of real assets. The...
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