When you look at crypto regulations in 2025, government rules that now dictate how exchanges, traders, and projects must operate to avoid fines or shutdowns. Also known as crypto compliance frameworks, these rules turned 2025 into a year of cleanup—not hype. Brazil, Singapore, and the U.S. didn’t just tweak rules—they rewrote the playbook. Brazil forced all exchanges to get licensed or shut down. Singapore demanded strict capital reserves and anti-money laundering checks. And the SEC, after slapping down Terraform Labs for $4.68 billion, stopped chasing unregistered tokens and started going after outright fraud. This wasn’t regulation for the sake of control. It was regulation because too many platforms were lying, stealing, or vanishing with user money.
That’s why so many posts this month focused on unregulated crypto exchange, platforms that promise zero fees or crazy returns but have no oversight, no insurance, and no real support team. Also known as phantom exchanges, they’re not just risky—they’re dead. Nanex vanished. RocketSwap never existed. Coinlocally’s app kept freezing funds. These aren’t edge cases. They’re the norm in the wild west of crypto. Meanwhile, crypto airdrop 2025, free token distributions that promise wealth but often turn out to be scams or ghost projects. Also known as fake giveaways, they flooded the space. ART Campaign? Nonexistent. BSC AMP? Locked tokens with no release plan. IguVerse NFTs? Never delivered. SHREW? Never an airdrop—it was a failed ICO. The pattern is clear: if it sounds too easy, it’s a trap.
And then there’s the quiet stuff—the real work behind the scenes. Ethereum gas fees, the cost to send transactions on Ethereum, now shaped by EIP-1559’s burn mechanism and network demand. Also known as transaction costs, they’re still unpredictable, but now you know why they spike. You don’t just pay them—you learn how to avoid them. Same with crypto tax Form 8949, the IRS form that tracks every crypto sale, trade, or disposal, and now requires you to manually log your cost basis because exchanges won’t give you full data. Also known as crypto capital gains reporting, it’s not optional. If you traded in 2024, you’re already behind.
What’s left? Real tools. Real risks. Real lessons. You’ll find deep dives into how North Korean hackers launder crypto using fake remote jobs. You’ll see why NFTs crashed—not because they were art, but because they were gambling. You’ll learn about Divi, a blockchain built for phones, not speculators. And you’ll see how DeFi Money Legos—like Aave and Uniswap—keep working even when the hype dies. This isn’t a list of news. It’s a map of what actually matters after the noise fades. Below, you’ll find every post from November 2025. No fluff. No promises. Just what happened, who got burned, and what still works.
Ethereum gas fees are the costs to send transactions or run smart contracts on the network. They're paid in ETH and vary based on demand. Learn how they work, why they changed in 2021, and how to save money.
Coinlocally offers zero trading fees and easy access to crypto, but lacks regulation, insurance, and reliable support. User reports show frozen funds and broken features. Not safe for serious investors.
Coinlocally offers zero fees and high yields, but lacks regulation, has broken apps, and poor support. Learn why this exchange is high-risk and what safer alternatives exist.
No verified ART Campaign airdrop exists from Around Network as of 2025. Learn why this is likely a scam, how real crypto airdrops work, and which legitimate projects are actually distributing tokens this year.
Brazil's crypto regulations are among the strictest in Latin America, with mandatory licensing, stablecoin oversight, and new forex rules shaping how users trade and protect their assets in 2025.
North Korean IT workers are laundering billions in crypto through fake remote jobs. Learn how they hide in plain sight, why they use stablecoins, and how companies can stop them before it's too late.
Form 8949 is the IRS form you must use to report all cryptocurrency sales and trades. Starting in 2025, exchanges will send new tax forms, but you still need to track your own cost basis. Learn what to report, how to avoid penalties, and how to prepare.
Divi (DIVI) is a mobile-first cryptocurrency designed for everyday use, not speculation. With one-click masternodes, human-readable addresses, and a simple wallet, it makes crypto accessible to beginners and non-tech users worldwide.
LFJ v2.2 (Arbitrum) is a niche DEX aggregator offering advanced order types on low-fee Arbitrum. Best for ETH/stablecoin traders who want limit orders - but useless if you trade altcoins. Limited to 5 tokens, low volume, and no official support.
The 2022 NFT market crash wiped out over two-thirds of its value, driven by inflation, fake trading, high fees, and loss of hype. What’s left are utility-based uses-not speculative art.
Blockchain digital identity gives you control over your personal data, replacing insecure centralized systems with tamper-proof, user-owned credentials. Learn how it works, who's using it, and why it's the future of online identity.
R0AR (1R0R) is a DeFi utility token powering a full ecosystem of tools including a wallet, DEX, AI portfolio manager, and real-world asset tokenization platform. Built on Optimism, it aims to simplify decentralized finance for power users.