Thai Supreme Court rules bitcoin is property
Thailand's Supreme Court ruled that bitcoin is property because it has a market price and can be cashed out and held by the public, upholding a 10-year sentence for a man who…
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Google previewed Multi-Party Compute (MPC) security technology to help institutions manage and transfer their own crypto assets.
3 posts ·DTCC's tokenization service goes live on Canton Network and Besu with 20 firms signed up
DTCC's tokenization service went live on the Canton Network and the private chain Besu, with JPMorgan, Citi and Morgan Stanley among 20 firms signed up, bringing $30 trillion of…
1 post ·Bitcoin wallet bug let rogue servers steal funds during fee bumps
CoinDesk reports a Bitcoin wallet bug let attackers replace legitimate transactions with fake ones and wait for users to approve higher fees, with at least one person losing…
3 posts ·The world's largest derivatives exchange CME Group says Bitcoin primarily functions as a decentralized store of value
2 posts ·HSBC rolls out its first stablecoin to over 3 million app users
HSBC has rolled out its first stablecoin to more than 3 million everyday app users; HSBC and Standard Chartered-led Anchorpoint received Hong Kong's first stablecoin issuer…
7 posts ·Argentine judge drops fraud investigation into Milei over $Libra crypto token
Federal judge Marcelo Martinez de Giorgi has dropped the criminal investigation into President Javier Milei and his sister Karina over the $Libra token Milei promoted on X in…
1 post ·China seeks to seize 61,800 BTC tied to $5.7 billion fraud scheme
Chinese prosecutors are seeking to confiscate more than 61,800 bitcoin tied to a $5.7 billion fraud scheme, CoinDesk reports. CoinDesk Who should end up holding seized bitcoin,…
1 post ·Do Bitcoin covenants remove trust, or do they add control?
Do Bitcoin covenants remove trust, or do they add control? Settle the statechain/Ark/Lightning debate. Off-chain Bitcoin schemes like statechains (e.g. Mercury Layer) and…
2 posts ·Bitcoin as a medium of transfer
3 posts ·The Vault Rule Got Rewritten the Day Before She Left
The vault door to the safe deposit room at the Cleveland Trust Company building, Cleveland, Ohio, 1908. From "The Cleveland Trust Company: An Epitome of the Past." Public domain,…
Article ·Two-Tenths of a Percent, If Illinois Can See You
Diagram is my own, built from the text of Illinois SB 3019 (the Digital Asset Tax Act) and the legal analyses cited below. A new Illinois law has been making the rounds online,…
Article ·The Coins Exchanges Won't Let Back In
The door to the walk-in vault in the Winona Savings Bank, Winona, Minnesota. Photo by Jonathunder, via Wikimedia Commons, licensed CC BY-SA 3.0. A question came in about a…
Article ·The Fed Wrote the House Rules. Nobody Lives There Yet.
One of the numbers the Fed genuinely chose for itself rather than inherited from Congress. Tiers from footnote 7 of the Board staff memo of September 3, 2026; issuer sizes from…
Article ·The Genie Gets a Five-Year Lease
The building where both things happened on September 17. U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission headquarters, Washington, D.C., April 2026. Photo by ajaysuresh, CC BY 4.0, via…
Article ·After Clarity Failed, What Selig and Atkins Can Still Do Without It
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission headquarters, 100 F Street NE, Washington, D.C. Photo by AgnosticPreachersKid, 2009, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons. The morning after…
Article ·Eleven Votes Short of Clarity
Under the dome where today's vote was taken. U.S. Capitol rotunda, Washington, D.C. Photo by Carol M. Highsmith, Library of Congress, no known restrictions. Two numbers from the…
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