Opinion

Morning Minute: Polymarket Prepares for Imminent U.S. Launch

Morning Minute is a daily newsletter written by Tyler Warner. The analysis and opinions expressed are his own and do not necessarily reflect those of Decrypt. Subscribe to the Morning Minute on Substack.🟣 Polymarket’s U.S. Return: “Green Light” Becomes Go-TimeAfter four years on the sidelines, the world’s biggest prediction market is set to reopen to U.S. users.Potentially as…

Law and Order

Ohio Moves to Accept Crypto Payments for State Fees

In brief The Ohio State Board of Deposit unanimously approved a vendor on Wednesday to process cryptocurrency payments for state fees and services. Secretary of State Frank LaRose said he’s “excited and ready to be the first to provide it to our customers.” The decision follows a broader Ohio crypto legislation push, including proposed Bitcoin…

Law and Order

Inside the IRS’s Expanding Surveillance of Crypto Investors

In brief David Klasing, dual-certified tax attorney and CPA, says the IRS has moved from targeting “narrower groups” to broader crypto compliance investigations across multiple exchanges. The Treasury Inspector General reports a 75% potential non-compliance rate among crypto users identified through exchange data, feeding the audit pipeline. Nick Waytula, attorney and head of tax at…

Law and Order

Bureaucratic Stalemate Keeps India on Sidelines as Stablecoin Race Heats Up in Asia

In brief Polygon’s Aishwary Gupta says no Indian government department wants ownership of stablecoin regulation, creating bureaucratic deadlock across agencies. Gupta estimates India could save $68 billion annually through stablecoin integration, but regulatory uncertainty prevents banks from acting. 80-85% of India’s top crypto talent has relocated internationally, Gupta said, while Asian neighbors advance clear stablecoin…