Browsing: CBDC

China’s potential yuan-backed stablecoin is a strategic move for currency internationalization, not a crypto shift, with Hong Kong’s regulations setting a global benchmark for oversight and corporate engagements driving adoption.

The European Union is exploring Ethereum and Solana for its digital euro, signaling a shift towards public blockchains and potential bullish impacts on the crypto market, amid regulatory and security considerations.

The US House has added a provision to the defense policy bill banning the Federal Reserve from issuing a CBDC, reflecting deep partisan divides in crypto regulation and highlighting global competitive pressures in digital finance.

Tether and Circle’s meetings with South Korea’s top banks signal a major step in stablecoin adoption, focusing on partnerships and regulatory frameworks that could shape the future of digital finance in the region and beyond.

Recent legislative actions and high-profile endorsements highlight the growing intersection of politics and cryptocurrency, with the GENIUS Act and corporate Bitcoin investments signaling institutional acceptance and regulatory progress.

The cryptocurrency market is undergoing a significant transformation with institutional investors leading the charge, marking a new era of digital asset integration into traditional finance.

The GENIUS Act introduces a comprehensive regulatory framework for stablecoins in the U.S., balancing innovation with consumer protection and setting a potential global standard for digital currency regulation.

KakaoBank is stepping into the stablecoin market, aligning with South Korea’s pro-crypto regulatory shift and leveraging its digital asset expertise to explore issuance and custody services.

The United States is undergoing a significant transformation in its approach to cryptocurrency regulation, with new laws aiming to create a clear framework for digital assets.

The SEC’s extended review of Bitwise’s crypto ETFs underscores the regulatory challenges in balancing innovation with investor protection in the fast-evolving cryptocurrency market.

South Korea’s strategic pause on CBDC development and the reclassification of crypto businesses as venture firms mark significant steps in the country’s approach to digital currency regulation.

The US legislative landscape for cryptocurrency and CBDCs is at a crossroads, with lawmakers divided on the path forward. This article explores the implications of recent bills and global developments for the future of digital assets.

The ECB explores a multi-faceted strategy to counter US dollar stablecoin dominance, including regulated euro stablecoins, DLT, and the digital euro, with a decision expected by 2025.

The US Congress is navigating complex political and regulatory challenges to establish a framework for cryptocurrency regulation, with three significant bills on the table that could define the digital asset industry for years to come.

The UK Treasury plans to sell $7 billion in seized Bitcoin to tackle budget deficits, amid legal challenges and warnings from experts about long-term economic impacts.

Tether’s recent freeze of $85,877 in USDT linked to stolen funds has reignited the debate on the role of centralized stablecoin issuers in enforcing crypto compliance, highlighting the tension between regulatory actions and the principles of decentralization.

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene warns the GENIUS bill could secretly introduce a CBDC, raising concerns over privacy and government control in the crypto space.

The US Congress concludes ‘Crypto Week’ with landmark legislation, setting the stage for the future of cryptocurrency regulation in the United States.

Bitcoin eclipses Amazon in market capitalization as regulatory optimism during ‘Crypto Week’ propels its value to new heights.

The US House of Representatives passes the CLARITY Act, marking a pivotal moment in the regulation of cryptocurrencies with bipartisan support.