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Crypto mixers pose an important ethical question for law enforcement: what should the boundary of online privacy be? The post Do Crackdowns on Crypto Mixers Pose a Threat to Privacy? appeared first on BeInCrypto. origin »
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With 2026 on the horizon, uncertainty is mounting over whether the crypto market structure bill will sail through early in the year or become mired in a political fight that pushes its passage further down the calendar.
Coinbase’s relocation to Texas signals a turning point in US corporate law, as more companies favor states offering predictability and innovation-friendly governance. The post Coinbase Picks Texas as Its New Legal Base as Delaware Loses Its Corporate Grip appeared first on BeInCrypto.
Europe’s digital money ambitions are facing backlash from banks and lawmakers, who fear the ECB’s digital euro and strict crypto rules could weaken innovation and inadvertently hand economic power to the US.
France’s proposed wealth tax adds crypto to its “unproductive” asset list but targets only the ultra-rich. While most investors are unaffected, the move has stirred debate over whether France is discouraging innovation in its growing Web3 ecosystem.
Brussels sanctioned a ruble-backed stablecoin used to bypass SWIFT, marking its first crypto-specific penalty on Russia. The EU is now preparing a MiCA-compliant euro token to assert financial sovereignty and counter alternative payment networks.
Investors have filed a U. S. class action lawsuit accusing Meteora co-founder Ben Chow of orchestrating a meme coin fraud tied to Melania Trump and Argentine President Javier Milei. Plaintiffs say the public figures were used as “props” in a liquidity trap, while Chow denies wrongdoing.
Japan's new Takaichi Cabinet will steer crypto regulation. Tax reform is uncertain, but the Ishin party alliance accelerates ST tokenization efforts amid heightened economic security focus. The post Welcoming the New Cabinet: Can Japan Balance Tax Cuts and Yen Defense? appeared first on BeInCrypto.