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The Federal Reserve officially terminated its Novel Activities Supervision Program, shifting crypto oversight to standard processes as Treasury rules out new Bitcoin purchases for strategic reserves.
The SEC unveils Project Crypto, a comprehensive regulatory initiative to accommodate tokenized assets and smart contracts while providing clarity for crypto innovation in the US market.
Elizabeth Warren warns the bipartisan GENIUS Act creates dangerous loopholes in stablecoin regulation that could expose Americans to financial risks.
The FCA wants input on staking, lending, DeFi, and more as it moves to regulate crypto under upcoming UK law.
Lawmakers, including Senator Ted Cruz and Cynthia Lummis, have introduced a resolution to overturn the IRS rule, with a vote expected this week.
The stablecoin bill from Senator Hagerty is on track to set the industry’s on a working path.
Kenya has confirmed plans to regulate digital currencies amid sustained embrace by the public.
CFTC Chair Rostin Behnam’s upcoming exit coincides with Trump’s inauguration, potentially reshaping the agency’s approach to cryptocurrency, political betting, and climate markets under new leadership.
CEX.IO voluntarily suspended its services in the U.K. following the introduction of new rules last year.
The FSA seeks to have crypto assets treated in a similar manner to traditional financial assets, saying that it is worth a considerable amount of consideration.
Hong Kong’s SFC is keenly focused on investor protection and robust know-your-customer (KYC) protocols.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said that a bipartisan bill on crypto regulation could be passed by the Senate before year-end.
As the RNC draws to a close on July 18, attention will shift towards the DNC scheduled from August 19 to August 24.
The digital currency ecosystem remains tightly constrained by the US SEC.
Gallagher is not the only individual who is being considered for the SEC Chair position.