Tag: Crypto Regulation

South Korea is reportedly preparing to allow corporations to invest in digital assets for the first time since 2017.

Coinbase is stepping up efforts to influence lawmakers as Congress moves closer to a decision on the CLARITY Act.

Colombia has announced a new mandatory reporting system for crypto service providers operating in the country

PwC is expanding its crypto business amid clearer signals from US regulators and progress in stablecoin rules.

The United Kingdom has taken a decisive step to bring crypto asset activity fully into the tax system with full regulation

The Spanish government is getting ready to fully enforce two major European Union (EU) laws by early 2026 that will impact crypto

The Central Bank of Russia has shared in a blog post anew plan to regulate cryptocurrencies and allow more retail investors to take part

Ghana lawmakers have approved a new law to regulate the crypto in the country, one of the first on the African continent

The US Senate has confirmed two crypto-friendly leaders Travis Hill and Mike Selig to head key financial regulatory agencies

Crypto scams are growing in the United States, and lawmakers are acting to stop the losses, fueling the need for the SAFE Act

Many African governments are creating crypto laws to attract investment, encourage innovation, and protect consumers

Coinbase CEO stated growing optimism that U.S. lawmakers are edging closer to passing major cryptocurrency market structure legislation.

A clearer global regulatory environment is driving a massive boom in retail crypto activity, according to a new report from TRM Labs.

Officials from the U.S. SEC and CFTC convened on Monday for their first joint roundtable in nearly 14 years.

The Iranian government has announced strict new limits on stablecoin transactions as its national currency, the rial, continues to collapse

New U.S. regulations, stablecoin adoption, and a growing number of ETPs set the stage for broader market participation.

Australia's new draft legislation places crypto exchanges under the same regulatory framework as traditional financial service providers. 

The duo is to block crypto legislation unless federal agencies investigate potential conflicts of interest of two White House officials.