The government of the United Kingdom introduced the “Seize, Freeze, and Recover” crypto asset bill into Parliament. This new bill provides law enforcement agencies with more power to seize, freeze, and recover crypto assets.

https://bitcoinist.com/uk-introduced-the-seize-freeze-recover-crypto/

The biggest crypto exchange in the United States, Coinbase, is being sued by another crypto company that alleges that the firm infringed on its patented crypto transfer technology.  The post Coinbase Faces $350M Lawsuit Over Patent Infringement From Former ICO, Veritaseum appeared first on BeInCrypto.

https://beincrypto.com/coinbase-faces-350m-lawsuit-over-patent-infringement/

A new declaration from Compute North's CFO is giving insight into the firm's collapse, among other first-day orders. The post Compute North's CFO details the firm's collapse amid first-day filings appeared first on The Block.

https://www.theblock.co/post/172574/compute-norths-cfo-details-the-firms-collapse-amid-first-day-filings

A crypto data analysis firm is investigating how digital assets may impact national security under a new contract with a U.S. Department of Defense agency. Inca Digital says it will work on a project called “Mapping the Impact of Digital Financial Assets” for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).

https://dailyhodl.com/2022/09/24/us-defense-agency-inks-deal-with-crypto-intelligence-firm-to-analyze-digital-assets/

Gavin Newsom, the Governor of California, vetoed the state's BitLicense bill for crypto licensing saying states need a more flexible approach toward crypto regulation.

https://crypto.news/governor-gavin-newsom-vetoes-californias-bitlicense-bill/

Day by day world people are going to depend on cryptocurrency. But why not you?

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