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Launched in July 2019, CoinJot serves as your comprehensive source for the latest in blockchain news, incisive crypto analysis, high-quality research, thorough investigations, and a strong emphasis on Web3, the Metaverse, NFTs, and beyond. CoinJot delivers real-time news around the clock, keeping you informed about the dynamic world of digital assets and blockchain technology. Our mission is to enhance transparency and accountability within the cryptocurrency sector, and we strive to encourage the widespread use of blockchain technology by providing trustworthy, unbiased, and current news coverage.

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DOJ Disbands Crypto Enforcement Team “Effective Immediately”, Aims to End Regulation Through Prosecution

2 weeks ago | coinjot.com | Michael Boris

The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) disbanded its crypto investigations unit, in line with the Trump administration’s deregulation of the crypto industry, announcing to DOJ staff that the department would be narrowing its activities regarding crypto enforcement. Todd Blanche, Deputy Attorney General, announced that the National Cryptocurrency Enforcement Team (NCET) would be disbanded “effective immediately”.
President Trump Pardons BitMEX Founder Arthur Hayes and 2 Others

3 weeks ago | coinjot.com | Michael Boris

Donald Trump has pardoned three co-founders of BitMEX, including Arthur Hayes, Benjamin Delo, and Samuel Reed. Prosecutors had originally charged the founders with willfully violating the Bank Secrecy Act between 2015 and 2020 for failing to adopt anti-money laundering procedures and know-your-customer (KYC) business practices. In 2022, Samuel Reed pleaded guilty and paid $10 million, while Bitmex, in 2025, pleaded guilty to violating the Bank Secrecy Act and agreed to pay $100 million in fines.
USDC Becomes First Stablecoin Authorised in Japan, Aims to Create a Web3 Ecosystem and Blockchain Innovative Hub

3 weeks ago | coinjot.com | Michael Boris

USDC will be the first stablecoin authorised in Japan. It represents a partnership between Circle Internet Group and SBI Holdings, enabling exchanges such as Binance Japan and bitFlyer to offer the stablecoin to their clients. Japan has been a leader in crypto adoption and web3 blockchains, something that Circle has understood for some time, aiming to integrate USDC into the Japanese ecosystem, including payment systems and finance.
GameStop Becomes Latest Public Company To Add Bitcoin To Balance Sheet

4 weeks ago | coinjot.com | Brenda Ngari

GameStop Corporation (GME) became the latest high-profile publicly traded company to add Bitcoin (BTC) as a treasury reserve asset after its board unanimously approved a plan to acquire digital assets. In February, CNBC reported that the video game retailer turned memecoin stock was exploring investments in alternative asset classes, including Bitcoin.
South Korea’s Central Bank Says No To US-Style Bitcoin Reserve Citing Volatility Concerns

1 month ago | coinjot.com | Brenda Ngari

The Bank of Korea (BOK) is taking a “cautious approach” to incorporate Bitcoin into its foreign exchange reserve potentially. Officials from the apex bank stated Sunday that they have never considered the option of creating a Bitcoin reserve, citing its notorious price instability as the reason for their decision not to review. According to the Bank of Korea, Bitcoin does not meet the standards for inclusion in its foreign exchange reserves, the Korea Economic Daily reported.
Trump Signs Executive Order for a Bitcoin Reserve

1 month ago | coinjot.com | Michael Boris

Donald Trump, President of America, announced a Strategic Bitcoin reserve, alongside a U.S. Digital Asset Stockpile. The executive order was signed on March 6 and marks a critical turning point in American adoption of cryptocurrency, with Trump aiming to make his country the center of crypto innovation worldwide. On Friday, during the White House crypto summit, Trump told crypto delegates that he was living up to his promises and would continue to back crypto businesses in America.
FTT Token Briefly Jumps Double Digits After Disgraced Sam Bankman-Fried Posts For The First Time In Two Years

1 month ago | coinjot.com | Brenda Ngari

FTT, the native token of the defunct crypto exchange FTX, momentarily jumped 30% as Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder and former CEO of the platform posted on X for the first time in two years. Bankman-Fried shared a series of posts on Monday discussing employee terminations and corporate management challenges, sparking widespread speculation among members of the crypto community who have monitored his every move since FTX’s spectacular implosion in 2022.
Bolivia Lifts Ban On Cryptocurrency Trading After Nearly Five Years

Jul 3, 2024 | coinjot.com | Michael Boris

After nearly five years of a blanket ban involving payments with Bitcoin (BTC) and other virtual currencies, Bolivia appears to have changed its stance on cryptocurrencies. According to a press release by the Central Bank of Bolivia (BCB), individuals and enterprises can now use digital assets to pay for goods and services in the South American nation after a four-year ban on their use.
Trump Advocates for U.S. Bitcoin Mining to Counter CBDCs

Jun 12, 2024 | coinjot.com | Michael Boris

United States presidential candidate Donald Trump has pledged robust support for the Bitcoin mining industry. Meeting with key figures in the sector in his Palm Beach, Mar-a-Lago Club, on Tuesday, Trump emphasized his commitment to ensuring the dominance of Bitcoin mining on U.S. soil and leveraging it as a strategic asset against central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).
BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF Runs Out Of Steam As It Records Zero Inflows For The First Time Since Launch

Apr 27, 2024 | coinjot.com | Michael Boris

After 71 days of consistent inflows, BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF), IBIT, appears to have run out of steam, recording zero inflows for the first time. Launched on Jan. 11, the spot BTC ETF surged to the top of the rankings with consistent inflows from institutional and retail investors. After racking up $15.5 billion in net inflows, the red-hot streak finally hit the rocks with the ETF failing to attract a single dollar over 24 hours for the first time.