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Between Enforcement and Acknowledgment: The World is Starting to Take Crypto Seriously, Not Just a Trend

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The crypto space is entering a more 'mature' phase. On one hand, governments are cracking down on crimes. On the other, they are starting to recognize crypto as legitimate assets.

Recently, the U.S. Department of Justice froze around $700 million worth of cryptocurrency. This move isn't random; it's part of a crackdown on a major fraud syndicate in Southeast Asia.

At almost the same time, an important discussion emerged from South Korea: cryptocurrency is proposed to be recognized as official property under civil law.

The U.S. State Department’s top legal adviser, Reed Rubinstein, said that President Donald Trump’s war actions against Iran were legal and justified.
He said the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran in self-defense, not to start a new war. According to him, Iran has shown “aggression” for many years since 1979 by:
supporting attacks through proxy groupsattacking U.S. forces and Israelmissile strikes against Israel in 2024trying to develop nuclear weapons (which Iran denies)
He said this means the U.S. was protecting itself and its ally Israel, so the military action followed international law.
However, many international law experts disagree. They say there was no clear immediate threat from Iran, so the attacks may break U.N. rules and international law. More than 100 legal experts called it a “clear violation” of the U.N. Charter.
This issue is also important because under the U.S. War Powers Act, Trump may need Congress approval by May 1 to continue the conflict.

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