Latest updates, press releases, and insights from the volatile world of digital assets.
The National Football League has filed an amicus brief supporting New Jersey regulators in a case that could determine whether state gambling rules or federal derivatives law govern sports-related contracts on prediction markets like Kalshi
The crypto trade group filed an amicus brief arguing the Federal Reserve lacks broad power to deny eligible state-chartered banks direct access to its payment system
The Bitcoin Policy Institute has filed to intervene as a defendant in a New York lawsuit seeking legal title to nearly 3.7 million Bitcoin from dormant wallets, including those linked to Satoshi Nakamoto. The case, set for a key hearing on July 14, raises questions about self-custody and property law application to digital assets
The Digital Chamber has filed an amicus brief urging dismissal of a New York case seeking ownership of thousands of inactive Bitcoin addresses holding around 3.7 million BTC valued at $234 billion. The filing argues the claims threaten core principles of digital asset control
A long-inactive Bitcoin address tied to a major New York ownership dispute transferred 30 BTC worth nearly $1.9 million, as more dormant wallets linked to the case show signs of activity
A New York court case targeting thousands of inactive Bitcoin wallets, including those allegedly tied to Satoshi Nakamoto, has been paused after a prominent attorney raised serious objections over ownership claims and due process
