Today, Bitcoin wrestles with the $90,000 mark to kick off [music] the week. Black Rockck files for a staked Ether ETF. And The Wolf of All Streets host Scott Melker breaks down what's driving the crypto market as we head into year end.[music] Welcome to CNBC's Crypto World. I'm McKenzie Sagalips. Major cryptocurrencies are in the green to kick off the week as investors await the Fed's last meeting of this year later this week.Bitcoin, it's pretty much unchanged, still trading just below that $90,000 level. ...

LATEST: ⚖️ South Korea is moving to impose new rules on crypto exchanges following the recent Upbit breach, requiring them to compensate customers for losses from hacks or system failures even when not at fault, according to The Korea Times. https://t.co/J3gGPeeex9 ...

🎬 DEBRIEF | RYAN & DAVID UNPACKING THE EPISODE https://www.bankless.com/podcast/debrief-inside-gary-genslers-sec ------ What was really happening inside the SEC during the Gensler years? Today, we sat down with Corey Frayer, former senior crypto policy advisor to SEC Chair Gary Gensler and now Director of Investor Protection at the Consumer Federation of America. We dig into how the agency thought about securities law, DeFi, Uniswap, stablecoins, SAB 121, and why platforms like Coinbase and Kraken ended up ...

Saudi Arabia has taken further steps to relax rules around the sale of alcohol by allowing non-Muslim foreign residents with monthly earnings of 50,000 riyals ($13,300) or more to make purchases https://t.co/eynPJJnYhf ...

As #MiCA transitional periods are coming to an end, #ESMA calls on:❌ CASPs without authorisation: activate wind-down plans to protect clients.⚠️ NCAs: treat last-minute applications with caution.🛡️ Investors: verify providers & stay informed.📃 https://t.co/VCaoecfWQ7 https://t.co/txGvS6twTH ...

🇰🇷 SECURITY: South Korea plans bank-level, no-fault liability rules for crypto exchanges after the Upbit hack. https://t.co/xsERlJKvln ...

Innovation has essentially stopped in the EU because of the strangulation by overregulationThe regulations are insane in the EU and we need to abolish it. ...

RT DHH (@dhh)Europe can't fine or regulate its way back to technological relevance. Monopoly interventions must be based on simple economics. Having Brussels design the color of the checkmark is retarded. The DSA, DMA, and even GPDR has got to go. Full reboot required. ...

From @WSJopinion: Credit to the Trump Administration for trying to remove regulatory distortions that raise costs and reduce consumer choice. Car makers will at least know the CAFE rules of the road for the next several years.https://t.co/NVn15LGO6v ...

RT Mario Nawfal (@MarioNawfal)OPINION: WHY EUROPE’S REGULATORY STRANGLEHOLD IS KILLING INNOVATIONEurope used to run the world on ideas.Now it runs on forms, in triplicate.Look at Tesla’s Full Self-Driving.In America, it’s already safer than the average human driver, proven over billions of miles.In Europe, you can spend 15,000 for the same hardware and find the software legally handcuffed.Every lane change, parking maneuver, or speed adjustment requires a manual tap because a 1970s rule written for primitiv ...