South Korea’s top financial watchdog has moved quickly to rein in risky lending practices in the crypto industry.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is reviewing a groundbreaking proposal aimed at preparing Bitcoin and the wider crypto ecosystem for the looming threat of quantum computing.

Washington is moving to reset the relationship between regulators and the digital asset industry.

The European Union’s landmark MiCA framework may not be enough to protect investors if foreign stablecoin projects continue to operate under lighter oversight, according to concerns raised in Brussels this week.

Prediction markets are edging back into the American spotlight. Polymarket, the blockchain-based platform that became a cultural phenomenon during the 2024 election, has received the regulatory breathing room it needs to operate legally in the U.S.

Ukraine is taking a decisive step toward regulating its digital asset sector, moving away from a gray-market environment that has thrived during years of conflict.

European regulators are sending a clear message to the cryptocurrency industry: the era of operating without a license is over.

America’s two top market regulators have taken a landmark step for digital assets, jointly confirming that spot crypto products can be listed on registered U.S. exchanges without running afoul of existing laws.

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has announced it will begin using Nasdaq’s market surveillance system to enhance oversight of digital assets, aiming to curb fraud, abuse, and manipulation.

A coalition of 112 crypto firms, investors, and advocacy groups is urging the U.S. Senate to safeguard software developers and non-custodial service providers in upcoming digital asset legislation.

Japan is preparing a major overhaul of how it regulates and taxes digital assets, with its Financial Services Agency (FSA) set to push for crypto-friendly reforms in the 2026 fiscal year.