Vitalik Buterin says crypto regulations have created ‘anarcho-tyranny’
The Ethereum co-founder says we’d all be better off with either anarchy or tyranny but not both.
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Bitcoin miner Rhodium files for bankruptcy in Texas court
Rhodium’s debts range between $50 million and $100 million, while its total assets are estimated between $100 million and $500 million.

Irish Gov’t Approves Anti-Money Laundering Bill Affecting Cryptocurrency
The Cabinet, the executive organ of the government of Ireland, has approved a bill that would give effect to the European Union (EU) Fifth Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Directive, the Irish Times reported Jan. 3.The directive — which came into force on July 9, 2018 — sets a new legal framework for European financial watchdogs to…

Major Polish Insurance Company Taps Blockchain for Its Paperwork
Polish insurance company Link4 teams up with blockchain startup Coinfirm to use a DLT-powered tool for document management. 3020 Total views 41 Total shares Polish insurance company Link4 has partnered with a regtech firm Coinfirm to streamline document correspondence and storage with a blockchain-based system.Called Trudatum, the blockchain-enabled tool developed by Coinfirm reportedly allows the…

‘Miss Bitcoin’ launches celebrity NFT art charity project
Mai Fujimoto's Kizuna crypto donation platform is partnering with blockchain gaming platform Enjin to sell tokenized celebrity artwork. Early crypto evangelist, Mai Fujimoto, a.k.a. Miss Bitcoin, has partnered with blockchain gaming ecosystem Enjin to launch Japan’s first nonfungible token, or NFT, charity project.According to a Jan. 18 blog post, the project’s first initiative will be…

Crypto ETPs shed $240M last week amid US trade tariffs — CoinShares
Year-to-date outflows from crypto ETPs by Grayscale are now bigger than all Bitcoin inflows in 2025 so far, totaling roughly $1.4 billion. Cryptocurrency exchange-traded products (ETPs) saw renewed outflows last week, with $240 million in investor capital pulled, according to an April 7 report from digital asset manager CoinShares. The outflows reversed two consecutive weeks

Bitcoin demand sharply declining since April — CryptoQuant
The slowdown in Bitcoin demand can be attributed to a sharp decline in purchases in the United States.

Congress weighs crypto payments and fintech lending in hearing today
Despite skepticism about loosening regulations on loans, the Fintech Task Force couldn't stop talking about crypto as a way of upgrading payments in the U.S. In a hearing on Tuesday, the Congressional Fintech Task Force heard arguments on new rules that would potentially expand banking regulations to accommodate more technology firms providing financial services.A subunit…

Bitcoin’s Trump trade dented by rising yields and strong US dollar
Bitcoin’s ability to hold $100,000 is being suppressed by rising treasury yields and a strengthening dollar. Is the “Trump trade” ending?