The CCI assessed the HKMA’s proposed stablecoin regulations and suggested moderation and acceptance of innovation.

Attorneys general from numerous states filed a brief that calls out the SEC for its enforcement action against the Kraken crypto exchange, saying it used “undelegated authority.”

“Centralization means that you have concentrated risks,” said Hester Peirce, speaking at ETH Denver.

The House Financial Services Committee has voted to advance a resolution that could overturn the controversial Staff Accounting Bulletin No. 121.

Despite the "Magnificent Seven" — or three — powering the S&P 500, the long list of companies hitting new record highs shows another side of the market concentration conversation.

Antoni Zolciak, co-founder of Aleph Zero, explains that delisting privacy-centric cryptocurrencies like Monero is the industry’s way of responding to regulations, and only projects willing to adapt may survive.

All crypto exchanges and trading platforms that have failed to file for license applications with the regulator by Feb. 29 must wind up their business in Hong Kong by May 31.

The People Power Party, led by Yoon Chang-hyun, intended to announce a virtual asset pledge last week but has postponed it indefinitely.

The semiconductor sector has been outperforming many others in the market and shows few signs of slowing down. With that in mind, let’s take a look at two popular semiconductor ETFs to see which is the better choice for investors — the VanEck Semiconductor ETF (NASDAQ:SMH) or the SPDR S&P Semiconductor ETF (NYSEARCA:XSD). While these are both great ETFs that invest in semiconductor stocks, they differ quite a bit in several key ways, which we’ll explore in this article. What Is the SMH ETF’s Str

Improved earnings estimates for a few select tech companies show why their stocks are outperforming peers.