In-depth legal analysis of crypto issues
Hong Kong’s new stablecoin licensing register creates compliance obligations for US issuers targeting Asian markets. Here’s how it compares to the GENIUS Act and MiCA.
The IRS digital asset definition determines how cryptocurrency, tokens, NFTs, and stablecoins are classified and taxed under federal law. Here’s the full 2026 framework.
North Carolina seized $61M in USDT from a pig butchering scam — one of the largest state-level crypto forfeitures ever. What it means for stablecoin regulation and enforcement in 2026.
The IRS digital asset question is a sworn statement. Learn when to check yes, penalty risks, and how 1099-DA changes enforcement in 2025.
The IRS digital asset question on Form 1040 requires careful analysis. Learn when to answer Yes or No using the IRS decision framework for 2026 filing season.
The IRS digital asset question on Form 1040 is mandatory for all filers. Learn when to answer Yes or No, the penalties for false answers, and how to stay compliant for 2025 returns.
Taylor Lindman moves from Chainlink Labs to SEC crypto task force chief counsel — what this revolving-door appointment means for DeFi enforcement and US crypto regulation.
OFAC designates Russian firm Operation Zero for crypto-funded trade secret theft. Compliance steps for U.S. crypto exchanges, VASPs, and DeFi protocols.
Polymarket’s MLB prediction market partnership with CFTC coordination signals a new regulatory model for blockchain-based event contracts in the US.
Fidelity’s SEC comment letter demands clearer broker-dealer rules for crypto custody, net capital, and trading pairs — what practitioners need to know.
Complete 2026 guide to IRS digital asset reporting: Form 1099-DA, wallet-by-wallet basis, DeFi gaps, NFTs, wash sales, and compliance strategies for crypto taxpayers.
Bitwise filed with the SEC for a prediction market ETF tied to the 2028 election. The filing tests whether event contracts can cross from crypto-native platforms into mainstream investment products.
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