Executive and legislative crypto policy — central bank stances, country-level rules, and CBDC rollouts.
Strategy's founder argues the asset-only pitch is capped at crypto's existing audience — embedded products and capital-markets rails are how the next 99% gets tapped.
Nigeria, South Africa, and Kenya are writing stablecoin rails into national law after Sub-Saharan Africa pulled $205B on-chain in a year — and nine of the world's 13 costliest remittance corridors…
The President is selling a record-jobs, record-markets narrative with no new data behind it — political rhetoric that rarely moves the tape on its own.
Treasury, the OCC, and the FDIC are converting the GENIUS Act from a permission framework into an operating regime — weekly reports, BSA obligations, and a yield ban that favor incumbents like Circle…
Asia's policy week ran the full spectrum: a sovereign mining pool in Oman, a BoJ rate hike tightening regional liquidity, and four regulators moving on exchanges and stablecoins.
Back framed the move on Bloomberg as Strategy using Bitcoin to meet preferred-stock obligations while shrinking leverage — a routine capital-allocation read rather than a treasury-strategy reversal.
It's a modest 1% slice, but the precedent matters more than the dollars — a federally-anchored pension vehicle in a G7 economy is now treating digital assets as a diversification tool, not a…
Iran's renewed order to close the strait, sent the same week Trump signed a 60-day MoU, leaves traders with the exact uncertainty the deal was meant to remove — and oil's direction from here.
A default allocation from one of Asia's largest pools of retirement capital is the legitimizing beat — the headline number ($X billions tracked) follows once policy implementation is public.
SB3019 imposes a 2% levy on every digital-asset transaction from 2027, including self-custody wallet-to-wallet moves — a structural first among US states and a template other legislatures may copy.
Musk frames the policy as a hedge against an AI-driven deflationary collapse — direct fiscal transfers as the macroeconomic response when productivity outruns consumer demand.
Garlinghouse frames JPMorgan's lobbying against the market-structure bill as a defensive play to protect a $20B payments franchise — not a regulatory concern.
The conditional framing preserves an enforcement lever while removing the immediate tariff risk that had been hanging over a fifth of global oil flows.
Strong labor data is tightening every channel crypto needs loose — and Warsh's hawkish first FOMC just put the rate-cut trade on ice through year-end.
Japan's carry-trade unwind was fully priced, the BOJ softened it with a bond-buying commitment, and Bitcoin held near $66K.
Roughly a fifth of global oil flows through the 33-km chokepoint — any sustained closure pushes crude and risk assets sharply higher on supply fears.
Governor Abbott's June 10 directive to ERCOT and the PUC flips the state's decade-long incentive model and could become the regulatory template for every other state chasing AI capacity.
Roughly a fifth of the world's oil transits the strait — even a credible threat of closure pushes crude and risk assets sharply, and any sustained closure would hit global energy supply chains and…
The cash cap is the easy headline — the crypto-asset service provider KYC overhaul, anonymity-coin restrictions, and expanded beneficial ownership transparency reshape how EU-based venues onboard…
Selig's Bankless remarks signal Washington may rewrite decades-old exchange rules to let 24/7 on-chain derivatives venues register in the US — if investor protections and disclosures are met.
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