Last week was marked by two new legislative initiatives for the crypto industry in the United States.
Two more crypto bills in the US: Law Decoded, July 17–24 [cointelegraph]


Last week was marked by two new legislative initiatives for the crypto industry in the United States.

The world’s eyes turned in excitement to the battle between Elon Musk’s Twitter and Mark Zuckerberg’s Threads, but users emerged as the real losers.

In a report requested by Rep. Maxine Waters, the country’s top watchdog is carefully neutral but dissatisfied with agencies’ abilities to work together.

The proposal followed a complaint filed by U.S. authorities alleging Sam Bankman-Fried had leaked Caroline Ellison’s private journals in an attempt to interfere with the trial.

The proposal followed a complaint filed by U.S. authorities alleging Sam Bankman-Fried had leaked Caroline Ellison’s private journals in an attempt to interfere with the trial.

A CMOS-compatible neuromorphic computing chip could be on the horizon thanks to breakthrough research out of Technische Universität Dresden.

The former CEO of the troubled crypto lender faces multiple charges of fraud and market manipulation as U.S. regulators eye crypto market overhaul.

A judge in New York has approved a joint request from the SEC and Coinbase to settle dates for opening briefs and all subsequent responses.

“What could go wrong?” Decentralized ID protocol Worldcoin has launched, receiving mixed reactions from the cryptocurrency community.

Russian citizens will not be forced to use the digital ruble, and use of the CBDC will be a voluntary choice for people to make, the governor of the Bank of Russia said.