
Iowa AG Brenna Bird Takes Aim at Crypto Companies
Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird has spoken out on her office's efforts to hold crypto companies accountable, signaling a tougher state-level stance on the industry.
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Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird has spoken out on her office's efforts to hold crypto companies accountable, signaling a tougher state-level stance on the industry.

Sumsub VP North America Danielle Labarbera joins CryptoRank to break down the State of the Crypto Industry 2026 report and its key findings.

President Trump is expected to attend a White House meeting with crypto industry executives, according to sources cited by CoinDesk, signaling direct engagement with digital asset leaders.

A crypto company linked to Donald Trump has received initial regulatory approval for a bank charter, marking a significant step toward mainstream financial legitimacy.

The SEC has pulled its long-awaited Reg Crypto proposal off the agenda and postponed a scheduled meeting with no new date set, leaving the industry waiting.

The US securities regulator has cancelled a scheduled meeting that was set to include a vote on proposed crypto rules, according to Reuters reporting.

Karoline Leavitt's 19-month run as White House press secretary kept crypto, Amazon, Intel, and TikTok at the center of the national conversation.

Hawaii is prohibiting cash deposits at cryptocurrency ATMs from October 1, marking a significant regulatory shift for digital asset access in the state.

Federal regulators have filed suit against a firm called Goliath over an alleged $400 million crypto Ponzi scheme, marking a major joint enforcement action.

Federal regulators have jointly sued Goliath, alleging the firm ran a $400 million crypto Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors across the United States.

Brazil has finalized rules requiring a 24-hour delay on certain crypto and stablecoin transfers, a move aimed at curbing the country's growing digital-asset fraud problem.

Grayscale's head of research Zach Pandl argues the crypto industry will keep moving forward even if the CLARITY Act stalls, pointing to SEC support as a key factor.