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Ukraine’s National Anti-corruption Bureau (NABU) is probing the crypto sector to unmask money launderers in collaboration with the United States Embassy and the US State Department. Aiming to scrutinize cryptoassets, the largest training program in NABU’s history will educate participants on combating cryptocurrency-related crimes and ensure that crypto is no longer a means to hide corruption.

During the G7 talks, President Joe Biden declared the proposed budget terms as “unacceptable,” arguing that protecting tax-loss harvesting strategies for crypto traders risks food assistance for Americans. This controversy highlights the growing divide between the White House and Republican leaders, with ongoing negotiations surrounding US debt crisis and tax-related loopholes putting the country’s financial future in debate.

The MetaMask tax clause only applies to users who purchase products or services from the wallet service provider, not those using it as a crypto wallet for non-commercial purposes. Accointing clarifies that the tax pertains to the sale of services between users and MetaMask, with the service provider responsible for settling tax payments.

MetaMask’s new terms and conditions update grants the wallet service the right to withhold taxes from users’ accounts. This change has sparked backlash from the crypto community, who argue that it goes against the principles of decentralization and financial freedom.

Major media outlets request the release of 9 million FTX customers and creditors in a bankruptcy case to ensure legal transparency. However, the crypto community fears that the list’s exposure could make customers susceptible to scams, raising questions on striking a balance between transparency and user-data security.

Four US media outlets push for revelation of non-US FTX customers’ identities, arguing public’s right to scrutinize bankruptcy filings. They raise concerns over protecting creditors’ names and possible implications of disclosure. The outcome could set the stage for future crypto exchange regulation.

The legal team of Sam Bankman-Fried, facing trial in a complex crypto case, is questioning the understanding of borrowings from FTX co-founder Gary Wang. Accused of masking funds for personal use, Bankman-Fried’s defense claims Wang believed his actions legal, backed by professional advice. The ties between FTX and Alameda Research, a key point in the lawsuit, have thrown light on unclear blockchain regulations and ambiguous areas in crypto dealing.

The former CEO of Voyager Digital, now under regulatory scrutiny for allegedly violating U.S. derivatives regulations, views these allegations as retrospective application of rules. This comes after Voyager’s bankruptcy and amid investigations into its unfair marketing practices. Regulations, while possibly seen as constraints, can provide stability and customer protection in the crypto market.

This excerpt provides an overview of the legal backlash faced by FTX’s CEO, Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF). Accused of using customer deposits for high-risk speculative investments, SBF is now at risk of losing his $28.5 million private jets amidst a trial that could end in a prison sentence. This case underlines the critical need for greater regulation and accountability in the crypto industry.

This article discusses the infamous AirBit Club Ponzi scheme that swindled investors out of their funds through misuse of crypto technology. It underscores the need for comprehensive international blockchain regulations without stifling the decentralizing benefits of this revolutionary technology.