President Javier Milei has been cleared of any administrative wrongdoing in connection with his public endorsement of a cryptocurrency token earlier this year, following a ruling from Argentina’s Anti-Corruption Office. The decision brings a measure of relief for the libertarian leader, who faced mounting scrutiny after promoting a digital

South Korea has ushered in a new era of leadership with the election of Lee Jae-myung, a progressive candidate who has made clear his ambition to modernize the country’s economy — with cryptocurrency policy playing a central role. Lee officially secured the presidency on Wednesday, capturing 49.42% of the

South Korea has taken a notable step toward opening its crypto markets to institutional players, with humanitarian organization World Vision Korea becoming the first non-retail entity to sell cryptocurrency since the country's de facto ban began to lift. On Sunday, World Vision Korea sold 0.55 Ethereum (ETH)