In-depth legal analysis of crypto issues
How the SEC and federal courts apply the Howey test to NFTs — enforcement actions, the Dapper Labs ruling, prong-by-prong analysis, and compliance steps for creators and platforms.
How the IRS taxes crypto airdrops in 2026: Revenue Ruling 2019-24, Form 1099-DA, dominion and control rules, and step-by-step reporting guidance.
SEC Commissioner Peirce invites tokenization firms to engage with the agency, emphasizing disclosure over merit regulation. What it means for crypto projects in 2026.
TD Cowen analysis suggests states may prevail over CFTC in prediction markets jurisdiction fight—major implications for crypto platforms like Polymarket.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs hit their longest inflow streak in months as SEC guidance evolves under Chairman Atkins. Key compliance obligations for institutional investors, advisors, and fiduciaries.
Japan’s FSA working group published a major crypto-asset report in 2026. Here’s what US crypto businesses, investors, and compliance teams need to know about its impact.
UK lawmakers propose banning crypto political donations. How the proposal compares to US FEC rules and what US crypto firms with UK operations need to know.
IRS finalizes Form 1099-DA rules requiring brokers to report digital asset gross proceeds starting 2025, with cost basis reporting phased in for 2026.
Executive Order 14178 rescinds Biden-era crypto restrictions, blocks CBDCs, and directs agencies to promote digital asset innovation. Here’s what it means for US crypto businesses.
The CFTC received over 1,500 comments on its prediction market rulemaking, revealing deep divisions on event contract classification, state gambling preemption, and platform registration requirements.
Senator Tillis pushes Senate Banking Committee to advance the CLARITY Act — the crypto market structure bill that would define SEC vs. CFTC jurisdiction over digital assets in 2026.
The SEC extended its review of prediction market ETFs, exposing unresolved classification questions across securities, commodities, and gambling law with major crypto implications.
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