A major U.S. labor organization is urging lawmakers to rethink their approach to crypto oversight, warning that a pending Senate bill could unintentionally place workers’ savings at risk.

Hong Kong’s ambition to become the region’s digital asset gateway is entering a new phase — one shaped as much by oversight as by openness.

The U.S. securities regulator is preparing for a major recalibration in how it deals with digital assets.

A new regulatory signal from Washington is reshaping how banks can interact with digital assets.

The United Arab Emirates is tightening its grip on the global crypto stage, and a new entrant has just joined its regulated landscape.

Britain’s financial regulator has quietly taken a step that would have been unthinkable a few years ago: it wants input from crypto companies before rewriting how financial products are sold and categorized in the country.

A long-awaited overhaul of U.S. digital asset rules is drifting past its hoped-for finish line, with Senator Mark Warner cautioning that Congress will almost certainly miss its Christmas target.

Argentina’s financial authorities are quietly evaluating a policy shift that could bring cryptocurrency directly into the country’s regulated banking sector — an idea that was once politically and economically off-limits.

South Korea’s regulators are signaling a dramatic shift in how digital-asset platforms will be treated under the law.

Poland’s digital-asset industry is expanding rapidly — but its legal foundation just collapsed again.

Italy is preparing to overhaul how digital-asset companies operate within its borders, setting a firm deadline that will push crypto platforms to either adopt the European Union’s MiCA regime or shut down their services entirely.

A major shift in U.S. market policy has arrived: spot cryptocurrency products are being permitted onto America’s federally regulated futures exchanges for the first time.