Executive and legislative crypto policy — central bank stances, country-level rules, and CBDC rollouts.
The first sitting US president to disclose direct crypto exposure sets a precedent that reshapes the political optics of holding the asset class.
The headline bill that was supposed to draw the bright line between SEC and CFTC jurisdiction over digital assets is now expected to slip into next year, removing a near-term regulatory catalyst…
A public-comment request for "novel ETFs" lands as prediction-market funds tied to political and economic outcomes keep knocking at the SEC's door.
The window opens Sept. 30, 2026 and the real filter is not compliance but authorization readiness — late applicants enter a transitional status that bars new UK contracts.
Polymarket odds have fallen to 48% from 70% in six weeks, and a washout before the recess would freeze the SEC-CFTC split that banks need before they tokenize, custody and lend against digital assets.
The bloc's unified market rules take effect across all 27 member states tomorrow, forcing venues and stablecoin issuers to either meet authorisation requirements or curtail product offerings.
The GENIUS Act scaffolds identity verification for issuers and centralized exchanges, but leaves the DeFi rails the dollar actually moves through untouched, an exemption the industry will spend the…
Ondo's vice chairman maps market infrastructure, customer-driven and issuer-sponsored paths and warns that picking a winner at the starting line puts US capital markets at a global disadvantage.
The bank's risk team flagged procedural shortcuts as the Senate eyes a July floor vote, and a separate analyst note now puts the bill's 2026 odds at fifty-fifty.
Tim Scott wants a July floor vote, but DOJ and FBI objections to the DeFi exemption have turned the bipartisan bill into the year's highest-stakes crypto fight.
The proposal creates a federal carve-out for validation rewards and a micro-payment threshold, a structural cushion the post-halve mining economy and a reawakening US policy push both lean on.
European crypto founders are voting with their feet ahead of MiCA's July 1 cut-off: Dubai's VARA is fielding 120+ inquiries a week, and Binance has already pulled its Greek application.
Wall Street's biggest US bank just endorsed digital-asset legislation while Michael Saylor's treasury arm rolled out a credit plan to manage its $55B Bitcoin stack, even as BTC slipped below $60K.
A public ultimatum from the president is political theater, not policy, but it lands with operators already running on thin margins and into an election-year inflation fight.
The UK's final regime lands lighter than the 2023 draft on the regulated-activity perimeter but harder on issuer capital, with a stablecoin issuance cap and a designated supervisor handed to the FCA.
The Oct. 25, 2027 regime is the first time UK crypto venues, custodians and stablecoin issuers operate under a single prudential and conduct rulebook, putting Britain alongside the EU's MiCA on…
The investment bank still expects a July 13 Senate markup, but ethics, law enforcement, and banking-industry friction mean the crypto market-structure bill faces real odds of slipping past the…
The call from the largest US bank by assets is a structural endorsement of tokenized rails as infrastructure, not as a crypto trade, and reframes the policy debate around who builds the next…
The largest US bank by assets is now treating tokenization, stablecoins, and on-chain settlement as core infrastructure, not a side experiment, with implications across custody, payments, and capital…
Two senior bank leaders told Washington the US needs a market-structure framework, arguing that any stablecoin allowed to pay holders yield effectively rebuilds the deposit base outside the…
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