Regulation News

The United States market regulator has taken steps to make it easier for funds and investment advisers to hold cryptocurrencies.

China's Ministry of State Security claimed cryptocurrencies act as accomplices in espionage and money laundering, warning that transactions on the blockchain are monitored.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission issued a proposed custody rule providing a framework for investment advisers and funds.

SEC Chair Paul Atkins has unveiled a major new cryptocurrency proposal aimed at U.S. investors, according to a report by Thestreet.

Hyperliquid's policy group is pushing to classify perpetual futures under MiFID II, while Circle targets MiCA's bank deposit floor in European Commission filings.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is moving forward with plans to modernize transfer-agent rules, aiming to update decades-old infrastructure. This regulatory push is designed to streamline settlement processes and ensure that Wall Street does not experience a repeat of the historic

Major technology companies, including OpenAI, Google, and Meta, have voluntarily agreed to independent safety audits of their artificial intelligence systems under a new framework brokered by the White House. The agreement represents a significant step toward establishing guardrails for rapidly adva

The United Kingdom's financial regulatory authority has officially opened the application window for cryptocurrency firms seeking to operate under the country's updated regulatory framework. Firms have been given a strict deadline in February to submit their applications, marking a significant step

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is advancing a proposal to define event contracts, potentially shielding these financial instruments from being classified as illegal gambling under state laws. This move aims to establish a clearer federal regulatory framework for prediction mark

The cryptocurrency industry's intensive financial push to establish a federal regulatory framework for stablecoins has fallen short. Reports reveal that industry advocates spent over $8 million on lobbying efforts specifically targeting the passage of the Clarity for Payment Stablecoins Act, yet the