- US SEC Crypto Task Force to Address Financial Surveillance and Privacy
- MegaETH Layer-2 Protocol Unveils Yield-Bearing Stablecoin to Finance Operations
- Major npm supply chain attack in crypto nets under $50, says SEAL
- SwissBorg Suffers $41M SOL Hack Due to Third-Party API Breach
- HashKey Initiates $500 Million Digital Asset Treasury Fund in Hong Kong
- OpenSea Launches NFT Reserve with CryptoPunk as Initial Acquisition
- Bitcoin Surpasses $112K Amid Trader Caution in Derivatives
- Kazakhstan’s President Proposes National Crypto Reserve and Digital Asset Legislation by 2026
Browsing: Regulation
The Philippines SEC has intensified its regulatory oversight by targeting unregistered cryptocurrency exchanges, signaling a broader trend of increased scrutiny in Southeast Asia’s crypto market.
The US Congress is deeply divided over cryptocurrency regulation, with Republicans pushing for innovation and Democrats emphasizing consumer protection and national security. The outcome of ‘crypto week’ could significantly impact the future of digital assets in the US financial system.
Exploring the critical shifts in tokenomics, the evolution of real-world assets in DeFi, and the regulatory and security challenges facing the cryptocurrency industry in 2025.
The US is undergoing a transformative shift in cryptocurrency regulation, with SEC Chair Paul Atkins advocating for a more innovation-friendly approach. This includes expanding 401(k) investment options to include digital assets and introducing crypto-friendly retirement accounts, signaling a new era for crypto in mainstream finance.
Hong Kong’s new Stablecoin Ordinance introduces strict regulations and penalties for unauthorized stablecoin promotions, aiming to protect investors and ensure market stability.
The SEC’s ‘Project Crypto’ initiative seeks to modernize digital asset regulations, balancing innovation with investor protection in the evolving financial landscape.
The UK’s financial and regulatory landscape is undergoing significant scrutiny, with recent developments highlighting the challenges and opportunities within the cryptocurrency sector.
Hong Kong is set to enforce its Stablecoin Ordinance on August 1, introducing criminal penalties for unauthorized stablecoin promotions to retail investors, with fines up to $50,000 HKD and potential imprisonment, aiming to enhance market stability and protect investors.
Indonesia introduces new tax regulations for the crypto asset industry, increasing taxes for sellers and miners while exempting buyers from VAT, aiming to balance regulation with market growth.
The trial of Roman Storm, co-founder of Tornado Cash, underscores the critical debate between privacy and regulation in the cryptocurrency sector, with potential global implications for privacy-focused technologies.
The Senate’s review of Brian Quintenz’s nomination to chair the CFTC and the consideration of the CLARITY Act could redefine cryptocurrency regulation in the U.S., amidst political and regulatory challenges.
Hong Kong is set to enforce its Stablecoin Ordinance starting August 1, introducing strict penalties for unlicensed stablecoin promotions to protect investors and ensure market stability.
Exploring the dynamic interplay between traditional banking and cryptocurrency, this article delves into recent controversies, technological advancements, and regulatory challenges shaping the future of digital finance.
The trial of Roman Storm, co-founder of Tornado Cash, underscores the ongoing conflict between cryptocurrency privacy and regulatory compliance, with potential far-reaching implications for the crypto industry.
Exploring the critical intersection of decentralization, data privacy, and human rights in the evolving cryptocurrency landscape, this article delves into the challenges and opportunities facing the industry.
Nigeria’s embrace of stablecoin firms under regulatory oversight signals a transformative shift in its cryptocurrency policy, reflecting broader global trends towards integrating digital currencies within regulated financial frameworks.
The UK government is advancing a proposal to ban public sector entities and critical national infrastructure operators from paying ransomware demands, aiming to dismantle the cybercriminal business model.
The FBI has concluded its investigation into Kraken co-founder Jesse Powell, returning seized property and marking a pivotal moment for the crypto industry amidst ongoing regulatory scrutiny.
House Republicans propose a 7% cut to the SEC’s 2026 budget, targeting enforcement of cybersecurity disclosure rules and sparking debate over corporate accountability.
As conservatives shape the crypto future, progressives risk irrelevance due to hesitance and lack of strategy. The divide highlights the need for progressive engagement in digital finance.