US Fed to create new crypto team amid concerns about unregulated stablecoins

The Fed’s vice chair for supervision said that the central bank does not want to curb innovation but ensure that regulations protect households and the financial system.

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Cryptocurrency Debacle Predictor Slammed By Washington DC

Caitlin Long, the CEO of Custodia Bank, has criticized lawmakers and regulators in Washington D.C. for their “misguided assault” on the cryptocurrency industry and for dismissing her warnings of significant “fraud” that was allegedly committed by now-bankrupt firms. Shame On Washington, DC For Killing A Messenger Who Warned of Crypto Debacle is the subject of […]

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Custodia Bank CEO Accuses US Authorities Of Too Little, Too Late

Caitlin Long, founder and CEO of Custodia Bank, has condemned Washington D.C. authorities and politicians over the ongoing crackdowns in the crypto industry terming them [...]

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Custodia Bank CEO slams Washington’s ‘misguided crackdown’ on crypto

Caitlin Long revealed that she had warned government agencies of major “fraud” in the crypto space months before several firms went bankrupt.

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Wyoming lawmakers pass bill to prevent forced disclosure of private keys

If Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon signs the bill, from July 1 individuals in Wyoming will be protected from being forced to divulge their private keys, with one limited exception.

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Caitlin Long’s Custodia Bank Sues the Fed

Custodia, a Wyoming-based digital assets bank founded by Caitlin Long, is suing the Kansas City branch of the Federal Reserve Bank for unlawfully delaying the decision to grant it a...

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Caitlin Long On Bitcoin’s Banking Future: ‘Policymakers Are Going To Get What They Fear’

Custodia Bank CEO Caitlin Long discusses global money, Federal Reserve integration and what Bitcoin needs to attract more diverse advocates.

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South African Professor Accuses US Regulators of Attempting to ‘Assassinate Crypto’

The United States’ attempts to “assassinate crypto” are illegal and unlikely to succeed because “crypto is global,” Steven Boykey Sidley, a South African professor and author, has argued. According to Sidley, many formerly U.S.-based companies and innovators have fled the country and have set up bases in countries with more “comfortable” regulatory environments. The United [...]

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