The government's continued attempts to expand the definition of "broker" under the tax code will undoubtedly create significant compliance burdens for many blockchain software providers.

The SEC's latest proposed rulemaking is yet another attempt to expand its regulatory reach far beyond the bounds of its congressional mandate.

The proposed digital asset reporting requirements illustrate the need for a delay in their effective date and a more tailored approach that considers the burden on entities like software developers.

The administrative state's endless pursuit of petty grievances against innovators is a shameful abuse of power.

The U.S. must take a thoughtful, balanced approach to digital asset regulation that fosters innovation while protecting consumers.

Steve Cohen bearish for one of the first times in years.