Latest news and updates in regulation
UK & Poland are regulating crypto to boost investor protection & align with EU standards. Experts see this as a decisive shift towards mainstream oversight in digital assets.
A silent threat to global finance? The Financial Stability Board warns rising crypto risks demand urgent, coordinated action. Will regulators act before it's too late?
A coalition of 21 state attorneys general is pressuring the SEC for clear crypto rules, arguing that federal ambiguity threatens state-level consumer protection and creates legal uncertainty for the digital asset industry.
Policy momentum accelerates on multiple fronts as US officials weigh market structure reform, Hong Kong greenlights a Solana spot ETF and Coinbase teams up with American Express to launch a nationwide crypto card.
When governments stop liquidating crypto and start accounting for it, everything changes. Japan eyes bank custody. The U.S. builds reserve playbooks. This policy pivot could reprice crypto infrastructure.
Japan is preparing to let major banks legally trade and hold Bitcoin and Ethereum, while Robert Kiyosaki calls both assets real money as trust in fiat currency weakens.
Florida lawmakers are weighing a proposal that would allow the state to allocate a portion of its reserve funds to Bitcoin, marking a bold fiscal move that could reshape how public treasuries approach digital assets.
Authorities have seized an unprecedented $15 billion in Bitcoin linked to Southeast Asian scam networks — shaking global crypto markets and forcing a reckoning over regulation, liquidity, and trust.
Europe is accelerating efforts to expand euro-backed stablecoins, aiming to challenge the dominance of dollar tokens and integrate blockchain into the EU’s regulated financial future.
Solana’s ETF decision has been delayed by the U.S. government shutdown, stalling one of crypto’s most anticipated approvals. Analysts say the pause is temporary — but it’s testing investor patience and market confidence.
