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Heath Tarbert's core argument rests on network effects that $73B in circulation and 34-chain native support make structurally difficult for the 140-company Open USD consortium to replicate quickly.
A direct White House push on the bill that would split SEC and CFTC oversight of digital assets marks the most significant White House engagement on market-structure legislation to date.
The rule would let firms default investors into digital delivery of prospectuses and proxy materials, cutting print costs but reviving the long-running fight over informed consent.
The framework puts one of East Africa's larger economies on the path to a formal rulebook for digital assets, where most activity today runs in regulatory grey zones.
The National Asset Basic Act pulls virtual assets, intellectual property, and other novel classes into the same oversight regime the state already uses for traditional holdings, formalizing crypto's…
The transatlantic taskforce hands the BoE, FCA, CFTC, and SEC the job of writing the rulebook for tokenized assets, with stablecoins named as the test case.
The bill would settle which US agency oversees digital asset markets, ending a years-long turf war between the SEC and CFTC that has pushed trading offshore.
The Thai central bank and SEC are moving on stablecoin flows alongside cash, gold, and online-gambling-linked accounts, a layered signal that regional watchdogs are starting to treat on-chain rails…
Asia's regulatory split widens: Tokyo opens the door to spot crypto ETFs while Seoul hands won stablecoins to incumbent banks, with Kazakhstan accelerating and India holding firm against legalization.
The framework gives the sector legal clarity it has wanted for years, but the compliance cost may concentrate issuance among the firms that can absorb it.
The split lands as a pointed critique from the exchange that just left the bloc: MiCA may be driving users further from regulated venues, not closer to them.
Selig's rare on-the-record rebuke of a self-certification by a systemically important venue is the actual story: CME now faces a stay and a public record on how it uses its own rule-making shortcut.
Three years on from a ~$275M FTX impairment, Temasek's CIO keeps crypto "outside our investment scope" while continuing to watch blockchain infrastructure plays.
The agenda is a wish list, not a rule, but the placement signals where the SEC wants staff time spent: rewriting the rules that govern how crypto platforms and broker-dealers handle digital assets.
Bloomberg reports legal and jurisdictional questions over whether the Treasury can lawfully manage a federally-held bitcoin reserve, even as the plan was always framed around seized coins, not new…
Five regional flashpoints in one week signal Asia's regulatory tightening is outpacing its adoption curve, with Korea delisting problem tokens, India paying double for dollar-pegged liquidity, and…
A 0.2% transaction levy due to take effect in January 2027 drew the ire of the federal derivatives chief, framing the state-level move as friction the industry will route around.
The framework routes stablecoin issuance through regulated bank subsidiaries rather than open crypto firms, a structural win for incumbents that redefines who gets to mint.
The EU's MiCA framework takes effect July 1, and OKX is putting its global managing partner on camera to explain what stablecoin issuers and exchanges actually have to do to stay compliant.
The consultation is less an admission the framework failed than a first-mover lesson: stablecoins and tokenized assets now sit at the center of how crypto gets regulated, and the EU wants its regime…
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