Empire Newsletter

The US government is looking to seriously inhibit people from using and accessing crypto mixing services

Is it time to treat memecoin launches as the new standard moving forward?

It’s easy to lump all bitcoin ETFs together, but a few are coming out on top

Crypto has proven to be very good at getting humans to do a specific action which benefits the overall network

SEC Commissioner Mark Uyeda says that the SEC needs to create a “pathway for compliance”

Some creditors could see up to 142% of their claims paid back

The SEC has issued its latest Wells notice to Robinhood

The DOJ is alleging that wallet developers should be charged with unlicensed money transmission

Tokens for soccer teams Paris Saint-Germain and FC Barcelona mirror their victories and losses

The number of “active users” is actually quite difficult to measure

They both may be in prison for an overlapping 120 days, but the similarities stop there

There’s some truth to the EIGEN concerns popping up on Crypto Twitter

Custodia’s battle is the latest of several crypto-centric cases that may set the tone for how the industry interacts with regulators

Consensys filed a lawsuit against the SEC in a Texas court on Thursday

Crypto mixers continue to be a target of government scrutiny

AI might be enough to lure institutional investors to miners that have diversified their revenue

DEBT Box says they have spent nearly $750,000 fighting the SEC’s claims

Runes, crypto taxes and Binance’s execs stuck in Nigeria

The Bitcoin halving is a spectacle that only comes round once every four years

A verdict in Avraham Eisenberg’s criminal fraud trial is expected this afternoon

During the first week of the year, Solana raked in less than 3% of the total fees across 11 major blockchains

Crypto markets were largely the only ones open over a tense weekend, and they took a beating for it

The fighting in pro wrestling is largely fake and the outcomes are mostly pre-determined, similar to Ethereum’s relationship with the crypto ecosystem

Uniswap says it was not surprised to receive a Wells notice given the SEC’s “abusive” use of power as of late