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French lawmakers are reviewing a motion to ban CBDCs and promote stablecoins, potentially holding 2% of Bitcoin’s supply, amid global regulatory shifts and institutional adaptations shaping crypto’s future.
Global cryptocurrency regulation faces significant hurdles as privacy laws and data quality issues complicate cross-border cooperation, according to the G20’s Financial Stability Board, while national enforcement actions in countries like South Korea and Kazakhstan demonstrate evolving regulatory approaches.
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink’s vision for asset tokenization as the next major opportunity in finance, supported by institutional adoption, technological advancements, and regulatory progress, highlights the transformative potential of digital assets in reshaping global markets.
The AFL-CIO opposes the Senate’s crypto bill over worker protection concerns, while state and global regulatory efforts shape a neutral market outlook amid political divides and security imperatives.
The Bank of Canada urges immediate action on stablecoin regulation to avoid falling behind globally, as Ron Morrow highlights risks and opportunities in modernizing payment systems amidst evolving crypto policies.
Vietnam has initiated a five-year cryptocurrency market pilot with strict regulations, including mandates for transactions in Vietnamese dong and bans on fiat-backed assets, aiming to balance innovation with security in one of the world’s top crypto-adopting nations.
Bitpanda launches in the UK with ambitious growth targets, offering over 600 crypto assets and partnering with Arsenal FC to promote digital assets and responsible investing amidst a competitive and evolving regulatory landscape.
Japan’s cautious regulatory approach to cryptocurrency is stifling innovation and pushing startups to relocate, highlighting the urgent need for reform to maintain competitiveness in the global crypto market.
SBI Holdings unveils plans for Japan’s first Bitcoin-XRP dual ETF, marking a significant step in cryptocurrency adoption and regulatory progress.
The UK’s FCA reverses its ban on retail crypto ETNs, aiming to position the country as a global crypto hub, while maintaining restrictions on derivatives. Meanwhile, debates over the sale of confiscated Bitcoin and the future of the digital pound highlight the evolving regulatory landscape.
The SEC’s extended review of Bitwise’s Bitcoin and Ether ETFs underscores its cautious approach to crypto, balancing innovation with investor protection through in-kind redemptions and regulatory clarity.
The EU’s MiCA regulation is transforming the crypto landscape, offering enhanced security and opportunities for exchanges and investors alike.
Bitpanda’s Benedikt Faupel discusses the fragmented enforcement of MiCA across the EU, highlighting the need for harmonization to ensure a level playing field in the crypto market.
Europe’s cryptocurrency market thrives under the MiCA framework, outpacing the US despite its crypto-friendly stance, with France leading in adoption and engagement.
Thailand has approved a five-year tax exemption on cryptocurrency sales to boost its position as a global financial hub and encourage regulated digital asset trading.
Thailand has approved a five-year tax exemption on cryptocurrency sales through licensed providers, aiming to strengthen its position as a global financial hub and promote regulated crypto trading.