Jana Serfontein is a Writer at various publications, focusing on the intersection of cryptocurrencies and social dynamics. With a background in sociology, anthropology, and psychology, she explores topics such as crypto regulation, taxation, and the digital consumer's behavior. Jana's insights have been featured in Crypto Daily™ and Bitcoin Insider.
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Jana Serfontein's coverage predominantly focuses on the regulatory and legal aspects of the cryptocurrency and blockchain space, with a strong emphasis on government announcements and industry-specific developments. Given this focus, she is likely to be highly responsive to pitches providing expert commentary or analysis on recent regulations impacting cryptocurrencies, digital securities, and blockchain technology.
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By: Jana Serfontein
US House Democrats are taking aim at President Trump and politicians by pushing a resolution that would, in part, signal support for legislation to forbid the president and other politicians from issuing, sponsoring or endorsing cryptocurrencies and other digital assets.
By: Jana Serfontein
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) issued new regulatory guidance earlier this week, effectively allowing Wall Street crypto products to stake digital assets and share staking yields with investors - without creating tax complications.
Coinbase filed with the SEC to move its state of incorporation to Texas, joining a growing number of companies leaving Delaware. The crypto exchange cites “unpredictable outcomes” and rising uncertainty within the state’s legal framework as key reasons for the shift.
By: Jana Serfontein
The European Commission is driving a major shift in the region’s crypto oversight with a new proposal that would grant ESMA direct supervision of all crypto service providers across the Union.
By: Jana Serfontein
The White House is reportedly considering joining a global tax reporting framework that could grant the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) access to information on U.S. citizens’ offshore crypto accounts.
Grayscale’s newly launched spot $DOGE ETF ($GDOG) commenced trading on NYSE Arca on Monday, delivering a performance well below expectations. On its first day, $GDOG recorded a trading volume of $1.41 million and reported net assets of $1.7 million
By: Jana Serfontein
Victims of the October 7 attacks on Israel have sued crypto exchange Binance and its founder Changpeng Zhao, accusing them of facilitating millions of dollars in transactions for terrorist groups, including Hamas and Hezbollah.
By: Jana Serfontein
Bitcoin mining in China has quietly resurfaced despite the government’s 2021 ban. According to Reuters, China is now the third-largest Bitcoin mining hub, accounting for 14% of the global market share as of the end of October.
Turkmenistan has approved legislation to legalise and regulate the cryptocurrency industry. The laws will come into effect on January 1, 2026.
