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Interpol's specialist group has published a white paper detailing the role of metaverse platforms in modern policing. The report explores their substantial benefits for crime scene analysis and educational purposes.

In a recent blog post, Tether addressed the United Nations' report, underscoring its active collaboration with international law enforcement bodies.

The World Economic Forum's recent global risks report places AI-generated disinformation at the top of short-term (up to two years) threats, surpassing even climate change and wars

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has designated December 29 as the deadline for the final amendments to the registration applications of spot Bitcoin ETFs, applicable to at least two companies, as per a Reuters report.

Kaiko's latest report highlights significant growth in the European cryptocurrency market, with trading volumes involving the euro tripling over the past three months to reach $16 billion.

The cryptocurrency company Tether has been highlighted in a recent UN report on crime, due to the prevalent use of its stablecoin, USDT, in money laundering and fraudulent activities, particularly in Southeast Asia. The token is notably being used in sham investment schemes promising high returns.

U.S. Senators are calling on SEC Chairman Gary Gensler to provide a comprehensive report regarding the breach of the commission's official account on X. They argue that such incidents seriously question the commission's internal procedures.

U.S., U.K., and European investment firms are increasingly appointing senior executives for digital asset strategies. Amberdata's recent report reveals that 24% of asset management firms have embraced a digital assets strategy, with another 13% aiming to do so within two years. The study, which surveyed 60 investment professionals, found that nearly half (48%) incorporate digital assets in their portfolios. Despite regulatory challenges, Amberdata anticipates a positive shift in the coming years, especially with Ripple's recent legal win against the SEC.

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has published new findings. These suggest that, far from offering economic relief, cryptocurrencies might be escalating financial vulnerabilities in emerging economies. Many are tempted to view the digital assets as an alternative to the typical monetary systems or a stand-in for local currencies. However, the study's authors caution that this perspective might elevate the financial risks these nations face. While the report does highlight the transformative potential of cryptocurrencies, the BIS insists that effective regulation is vital to steer their advantages in a beneficial direction.