Executive and legislative crypto policy — central bank stances, country-level rules, and CBDC rollouts.
The endorsement from the largest US bank by assets narrows the political path for a digital-asset framework, while CEO Jamie Dimon's vow to fight yield provisions down to the wire keeps the fight…
A federal rulebook makes tokens legal in all fifty states; it does nothing to stop a cash-strapped state from layering its own transaction tax on top, and Illinois just put a $60M-a-year price tag on…
Binance's founder frames the withdrawn Greek MiCA application as regulator-ready and blocked by unnamed political forces, while speculating, without evidence, that ECB chief Lagarde may have been…
The transfer is small in market terms, but the signal is large: a sovereign nation converting seized stablecoins into a managed reserve is the kind of precedent other capitals will be asked to…
The exchange's EU passport bid died days before it could be tested, leaving Binance serving the bloc through a patchwork of national registrations rather than the unified MiCA license it had targeted.
A Monday sit-down with sheriffs and other law enforcement groups is the clearest signal yet that the administration wants the crypto market structure bill across the Senate floor before the August…
The world's largest custody bank now lets institutions hold, mint and redeem Circle's USDC through a single regulated platform, formalising the bridge between Wall Street balance sheets and…
The ruling preserves the central bank's statutory independence and freezes a constitutional fight that could have redrawn how the White House pressures the Fed over rates.
Kyiv just executed its first-ever seizure-to-state handoff of crypto, and the route the funds took into ARMA mirrors how Washington funds its own strategic reserve: criminal cases, not market buys.
The crypto market-structure bill faces a tightening calendar and competing floor priorities, with the firm's analyst now betting on a July vote rather than a sure thing.
Galaxy Digital halved its 2026 passage estimate to 50%, citing the Senate calendar colliding with Trump’s last-minute tie of the housing bill to the SAVE Act, while Polymarket traders put the odds…
The Basel-based institution's Annual Economic Report calls dollar-pegged tokens a threat to monetary sovereignty in emerging markets, and rules out decentralized networks as settlement layer for…
The BIS survey flip is the real signal: for the first time, the world's reserve banks treat dollar stablecoins as plumbing that strengthens the dollar's plumbing rather than a parallel challenge to…
A 17-month IMF deal required Bukele to stop net BTC accumulation, and the country's public wallets suggest it did, despite the daily-buying optics.
From roughly 3,000 pre-MiCA registrations to 231 authorized CASPs, the July 1 cut-off is already consolidating Europe's crypto market, with industry sources warning it will deepen once the…
The premium spike is the symptom; the crackdown on crypto remittance desks in Bengaluru and a July 2 parliamentary sit-down with the RBI are the supply shock behind it.
Indian rupee volatility and tightening USDT rails are pushing the on-shore premium to extreme territory, with local demand now revealing the depth of the country's de facto dollar shortage.
Europe's full regulatory regime takes hold on July 1, just hours before the U.S. nonfarm payrolls print that will set the dollar-liquidity backdrop for the rest of the quarter.
The Bank for International Settlements argues that pegged tokens trade and redeem like fund shares rather than money, and that their FX flows mirror deposit dollarization in vulnerable economies.
Galaxy's Alex Thorn points to a packed Senate calendar and stalled negotiations as reasons to mark down passage from 60% to an even coin flip before year-end.
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