Stay ahead of the rapidly evolving legal and policy landscape shaping the global cryptocurrency industry. This category covers breaking news, in-depth analysis, and expert insights on government regulations, compliance frameworks, and legislative developments impacting crypto businesses, investors, and users. Explore topics like SEC rulings, MiCA (EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation), FATF guidelines, CBDC policies, and jurisdictional battles over DeFi/NFT oversight. Whether you’re tracking AML/KYC mandates, taxation debates, or regional bans/adoptions, this section decodes complex regulatory shifts into actionable intelligence. Ideal for legal professionals, fintech innovators, and traders navigating compliance in Web3.
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Wall Street meets Solana. The first ever Solana ETF, Bitwise's BSOL, has landed with a claim of SEC approval. We cut through the noise to deliver a definitive analysis of what this means for SOL, regulation, and your portfolio.
Revolut has crossed the MiCA finish line. Securing regulatory approval from Cyprus, the fintech behemoth is now poised to unleash its most ambitious crypto platform yet. European users can expect an avalanche of new tokens alongside staking without fees—a combination that could fundamentally alter the continent's digital finance landscape.
In a seismic shift for the global crypto landscape, Japan's financial watchdog is set to allow banking giants to directly hold Bitcoin and operate exchanges. This week's biggest crypto news explores how this move blurs the lines between traditional and digital finance.
Russia’s use of cryptocurrencies in global trade has surged to nearly $12 billion this year. Kremlin officials now see digital assets alongside the upcoming digital ruble as key tools to bypass sanctions and reshape the nation’s economic strategy.
World governments now hold over 517,296 Bitcoin worth $61 Billion. Explore which countries lead and what their holdings mean for crypto's global future.
Figma's IPO filing reveals $70M Bitcoin ETF holdings, plans for $100M crypto exposure, and pioneering blockchain-based stock issuance at $16.5B valuation.
JPMorgan’s new ‘JPMD’ trademark filing hints at a shift toward a public-facing stablecoin beyond its internal JPM Coin.