A U.S. community bank group has sued the OCC over crypto trust charters, arguing that the agency is allowing businesses beyond the limits Congress authorized under banking law.

The SEC has cleared listings for 3x Bitcoin and Ether products, whose daily return targets can produce unexpected results for investors holding them over several sessions.

Binance’s continued service to EU customers is drawing regulatory scrutiny, with officials examining whether a narrow licensing exception covers the relationships behind the exchange’s European accounts.

The SEC’s new crypto custody proposal would let advisers hold client assets themselves under conditions, addressing a gap that can prevent funds from investing before custodians are ready.

Illinois officials and crypto industry groups are asking a court to delay a transaction tax that could charge investors even when their holdings have lost value.

Federal Reserve proposals for bank-supervised stablecoin issuers focus on the part of digital dollars users need most: a dependable route back to cash.

California has drawn a new boundary between public office and meme-coin launches. Its law targets officials who issue speculative tokens and, from 2027, platforms that offer certain new official-linked coins to state residents.

The European Banking Authority’s consultation on how it may calculate MiCA fines closes September 28. The deadline will not fine a company or change a stablecoin’s status overnight, but it shows how the EBA could turn a MiCA breach into a penalty.

New SEC staff guidance draws a practical line for crypto projects: a token buyback or network upgrade matters differently when buyers still depend on a team to deliver returns.

Hester Peirce wants financial platforms to verify that customers meet legal requirements without making each company store another complete identity file.

The White House says US regulators will continue advancing crypto policy after the CLARITY Act failed, shifting the immediate work from Congress to the SEC and CFTC.

MiCA requires electronic money institutions issuing significant stablecoins to keep most reserve funds with banks. The ECB warns that this protection could transmit a redemption shock into lenders.