- Hong Kong advances with third tokenized bond issuance and broader digital asset strategy
- Galaxy Digital Warns Robinhood’s Tokenization Strategy Could Erode NYSE’s Revenue
- OKX CEO Addresses User Account Lockouts Due to Compliance System Errors
- Coinbase executive suggests slight chance $8.6B Bitcoin transfer could be a hack
- Analyst Predicts Shorter Viability for Bitcoin Treasury Strategy
- Bitcoin’s price drops to $107K amid $1B spot BTC ETF inflows: Understanding the factors
- SBI Holdings Transfers $703 Million in XRP Prior to Major Token Release, Indicating Strategic Planning
- Shiba Inu’s Significant Token Reduction May Lead to Price Surge
Browsing: Regulation
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are set to include cryptocurrencies in their mortgage risk assessments, marking a significant step towards mainstream acceptance of digital assets.
Barclays announces a ban on cryptocurrency transactions via its Barclaycard credit cards, citing volatility and lack of investor protection as key concerns.
Exploring how the GENIUS Act could reshape the legal proceedings against Terraform Labs co-founder Do Kwon and the broader implications for cryptocurrency regulation in the US.
The FHFA is exploring the use of Bitcoin in mortgage qualifications, signaling a potential shift in how digital assets are integrated into traditional finance amidst the US housing crisis.
A7A5, a Russian ruble stablecoin, linked to Garantex’s successor Grinex: Financial Times
A7A5, a Russian ruble-backed stablecoin, has become a focal point in the crypto market due to its rapid growth and controversial ties to the sanctioned Garantex exchange and its successor, Grinex.
Eight major South Korean banks are set to launch a won-pegged stablecoin by 2026, aiming to reduce the dominance of US dollar-pegged stablecoins and bolster the country’s position in the digital finance market.
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) critiques stablecoins for failing to meet essential monetary criteria, advocating for regulatory constraints to mitigate risks.
A lawsuit against Digital Currency Group by Genesis reveals allegations of financial mismanagement and ignored warnings, shedding light on a toxic workplace culture and public deception.
The Bank of Korea proposes a phased approach to stablecoin issuance, prioritizing regulatory oversight and consumer protection in the evolving digital currency landscape.
Coinbase’s collaboration with the US Secret Service led to the largest-ever cryptocurrency seizure, marking a significant step in the fight against crypto scams.
A bipartisan hearing on crypto market structure legislation saw low attendance, highlighting challenges in achieving regulatory consensus for digital assets.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams outlines his vision for cryptocurrency integration in the city, from education to municipal bonds, amidst political and legal challenges.
Former US regulator highlights conflicts of interest amid Senate’s market structure deliberations
The US Senate Banking Committee’s digital assets subcommittee is set to discuss the establishment of a digital asset market structure framework, with testimony from former CFTC Chair Rostin Behnam and industry leaders.
The Trump administration is considering an executive order to protect cryptocurrency firms from banking discrimination, addressing concerns over ‘Operation Chokepoint 2.0’.
Japan’s FSA proposes reclassifying cryptocurrencies as financial products, potentially enabling ETFs and reducing taxes, as part of its ‘New Capitalism’ strategy to boost the economy.
The US Federal Housing Finance Agency is considering allowing cryptocurrency holdings to be used in mortgage qualification assessments, potentially integrating digital assets into traditional finance.
Turkey is set to enforce stricter regulations on cryptocurrency transactions to combat money laundering and align with global standards.
Celestia co-founder Mustafa Al-Bassam reassures the community of the project’s stability amidst allegations and a significant token value decline, highlighting a $100M+ reserve and long-term viability.
VMS Group, a $4B family office, is entering the crypto market by investing up to $10M in Re7 Capital strategies, signaling a shift towards more liquid assets amidst favorable regulatory changes in Hong Kong.
The US Federal Reserve has announced it will no longer consider ‘reputational risk’ in its oversight of banks, a move celebrated by the crypto industry.