New York sues Polymarket, says it ran illegal gambling operation
New York sued Polymarket on Thursday, accusing the prediction markets operator of running an illegal gambling operation.
Bitcoin's robust climb to $86,047, representing a notable 24-hour gain of 6.17%, signals a strong short-term bullish momentum in the cryptocurrency market. This upward movement suggests that investors are actively accumulating assets, shrugging off macroeconomic anxieties, and displaying heightened risk appetite despite potential regulatory headwinds. The broader market is navigating a complex transition where unilateral regulatory actions by agencies like the SEC and CFTC are filling the legislative void left by the Senate's failure to pass the CLARITY Act. This shift is evident in the SEC's greenlighting of tokenized stocks and the CFTC's filing of crypto rules, which has restored confidence and driven a strong rebound in crypto-linked equities like Coinbase and MicroStrategy. Meanwhile, Wall Street's deeper integration with blockchain technology - highlighted by Circle's Arc network secured by traditional financial giants - coupled with geopolitical developments like the U.S. sanctions on Iran's BitBank, underscores the increasingly institutional and highly scrutinized nature of digital assets, which is driving bifurcated capital flows away from alternative assets and primarily into Bitcoin. - Regulatory agencies stepping in to bypass legislative stagnation are providing short-term policy clarity, which in turn boosts investor confidence and crypto-related equities. - Institutional convergence on permissioned blockchain networks is cementing digital assets into the traditional financial infrastructure, stabilizing long-term sentiment. - Despite geopolitical and macroeconomic hurdles, Bitcoin remains the primary beneficiary of risk-on capital flows, outpacing other digital assets.
New York sued Polymarket on Thursday, accusing the prediction markets operator of running an illegal gambling operation.
SEC Commissioner Mark Uyeda said the agency is rethinking core parts of market structure, including where stocks trade, how prices are discovered, company reporting frequency, shareholder voting and whether private assets belong in retirement accounts, according to Bloomberg.He said the current apprā¦
The Trump administration is considering an initiative to promote the use of dollar-denominated stablecoins overseas in a bid to reinforce the greenback's status as the world's reserve asset, people familiar with the plans told Bloomberg. Stablecoin projects are among the areas the US government is wā¦
The U.S. government is considering ways to support stablecoin-related businesses, including forming joint ventures with private companies. According to Odaily, the U.S. Treasury Department, the State Department, and the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation may be involved.
Prediction markets operator Kalshi said it has not been contacted by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and does not believe there is any formal examination, after a report that the regulator was reviewing a flurry of trading activity in its Ether perpetual futures market.On Tuesday, The Wall ā¦
The European Central Bank (ECB) and EU central banks want to replace mandatory bank-deposit thresholds for stablecoin reserves with new liquidity requirements, arguing that large stablecoin deposits could create liquidity risks for banks.The European System of Central Banks (ESCB) called for removinā¦
DOJ PROBING BINANCE OVER POTENTIAL IRAN SANCTIONS VIOLATIONS - BLOOMBERG NEWS
US Federal prosecutors are investigating whether Binance violated US sanctions on Iran by not stopping certain trading on its platform, Bloomberg News reported on Monday, citing people familiar with the matter.Reuters could not immediately verify the report.
The Manhattan US Attorneyās Office is investigating whether Binance knowingly allowed trading that violated US sanctions on Iran, Bloomberg reported Tuesday, providing new details about a Justice Department investigation first reported in March.The Justice Departmentās Criminal Division in Washingtoā¦