Sander Lutz is a senior writer at Decrypt, reporting on crypto policy from the White House. He covers the intersection of cryptocurrency with politics, law, and culture, with a focus on crypto regulation and exchanges. Sander's work has been featured in JPEG Culture, Yahoo Finance, and Maxbit - Crypto News.
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Sander Lutz's articles predominantly cover the crypto and blockchain space, with a particular focus on cryptocurrency trends, ETFs, NFTs, and regulatory developments. His coverage attributes indicate a preference for press releases and private sector announcements.
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What the Clarity Act Means for the Rest of the World – Decrypt
By: Sander Lutz
Coinbase can offer U.S. customers access to offshore crypto perpetual futures, a risky form of leveraged crypto trading, the CFTC said Friday.
Bill Zanker, a longtime Trump associate, will take the top 19 holders of the president's meme coin to the World Cup Finals next month—and has plans for ongoing exclusive events.
By: Sander Lutz
Senators Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) sent a blistering letter to the head of President Donald Trump's Labor Department this
The crypto tax bills—the first of their kind to be deliberated by congressional leadership—will be discussed at a House hearing on Tuesday.
Geoffrey K. Auyeung, a 47-year old man from the Seattle, Washington area, was sentenced to five years in prison on charges of conspiracy to commit
Proposed CFTC rules would forbid markets where an outcome could be impacted by war or assassination, even when conflict isn't mentioned.
Disgraced FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried has applied for a pardon from President Trump, which is now his one remaining path out of prison.
By: Sander Lutz
This embedded content is not available in your region. A federal judge in Michigan issued a forceful judgment Wednesday against Polymarket, ruling
The proposed rulemaking establishes how U.S. crypto companies will have to screen stablecoin customers after the passage of the GENIUS Act.
