Do Kwon's trial was postponed to March 25 after his legal team's request was supported by the SEC. By then, he will potentially have been extradited to the U.S.

Anyone hoping that the SEC’s approval of several spot bitcoin ETFs this week might lead to a brief respite in the topic’s domination of the crypto news cycle is sadly out of luck. If anything, reporting seems instead to have kicked into overdrive. We sift through the noise to give the full picture.

The SEC has to make an imminent decision on two spot bitcoin ETF proposals. The world is (generally) anticipating a positive outcome, and bitcoin price has reflected this over the past few months.

The SEC, asset firms and the big U.S. banks have spent the week putting the final touches to the long-awaited approval of spot bitcoin ETFs.

A recent ruling in the SEC vs Terraform Labs case could be used as a precedent to argue that the two exchanges traded unregistered securities.

The Commission concluded that the requested rulemaking was "unwarranted" and denied Coinbase's petition after 18 months of silence.

Do Kwon will be staying in Montenegro for another two months before extradition, while Bankman-Fried's lawyer calls him the worst person in cross-examination.

Despite the recent agreement between Binance and several U.S. authorities, the SEC is still targeting Binance.US for alleged FTX-style fraud.