VerteLedgerCrypto, UnfilteredPriya Sharma tracks the evolving legal and regulatory landscape for cryptocurrencies across jurisdictions. She previously advised fintech startups on compliance and holds a law degree from Georgetown. Her reporting often breaks down SEC rulings and international policy shifts.
Recent revelations of a sophisticated hardware implant in Ledger devices raise urgent questions about physical supply chain security, with estimated losses nearing $90 million.
Hong Kong regulators reaffirm a firm 2026 deadline for mandatory crypto licensing, signaling a tough stance on market oversight.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw their strongest weekly inflow since last October, signaling renewed institutional confidence in the asset.
Bitcoin miner Riot Platforms repaid a $200 million credit facility and freed up collateral, reflecting improved liquidity across the sector.
Binance reaffirms its commitment to European compliance, detailing plans to align with MiCA regulations despite market speculation.
Companies added just 5,900 BTC to their treasuries in Q1, a sharp decline reflecting market caution and unfavorable accounting.
Ireland's latest investment tax breaks exclude digital assets, signaling a cautious approach to crypto within regulated savings schemes.
Solana cancels 18.9M SOL tokens, drastically reducing circulating supply and sparking debate over scarcity-driven pricing.
New research from the Dallas Fed suggests tokenized bank deposits may push up the cost of credit for businesses and consumers.
Markets parse the central bank's latest maneuvers, which mirror quantitative easing without the label, sending Bitcoin higher.
MANTRA's blockchain outage saw OM plummet to a new low, raising questions about network reliability.
Bitcoin may hit a floor in October while most altcoins face an existential crisis, according to Swan CEO Cory Klippsten.
Baltimore's legal action against prediction platforms highlights growing municipal scrutiny of blockchain-based wagering.
Quantum computers could soon crack crypto wallets, but the first exploit may be mistaken for a routine hack.
Japan’s FSA demands withdrawal delays on crypto exchanges to stem a wave of sophisticated scams draining investor wallets.
The U.S. arm of Binance seeks to bring event contracts under regulatory oversight with a licensed platform.
Bitcoin fell back toward $62,000 as futures traders trimmed positions ahead of Fed policy uncertainty, raising questions about the rally's durability.
Traders can now use tokenized equities to secure leveraged crypto positions, a first for a major platform.
A new wave of real-world assets allows shareholders to vote directly via smart contracts, merging corporate governance with DeFi.
A political action committee funded by Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen backed a successful Democratic primary candidate in Colorado.
The Tom Demark Sequential indicator flashes TD9 on Bitcoin's daily chart for the first time since July 2022.
