Australia’s crypto industry has voiced support for the government’s draft legislation regulating digital asset platforms, but industry leaders say the proposal still lacks clarity on key points.
In a groundbreaking verdict likely to influence how India handles digital assets, the Madras High Court has formally recognized cryptocurrencies, including XRP, as property under Indian law.
President Donald Trump is reportedly preparing to nominate Michael Selig, a senior adviser at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and a long-time advocate for digital asset innovation, to lead the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).
The drawn-out wait for comprehensive cryptocurrency regulation in the United States may soon end. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said this week that bipartisan talks on Capitol Hill have reached their most advanced stage yet, predicting that a full market structure framework could pass Congress before the year wraps up.
The European Union has introduced its 19th round of sanctions against Russia, widening its focus to include the digital asset sector.
Russia is taking a decisive step toward integrating digital currencies into its financial system.
Australia’s financial watchdog is preparing to take sweeping new powers aimed at curbing the misuse of cryptocurrency ATMs, following mounting evidence that the machines are being exploited in scams and money-laundering operations.
In a move that could reshape how crypto payment companies interact with the U.S. financial system, Federal Reserve Governor Chris Waller has proposed a new “payment account” framework designed to make it easier for innovative firms to access the Fed’s payment infrastructure.
Washington is preparing for another crucial moment in the ongoing debate over digital asset regulation.
Japan’s financial regulators appear ready to modernize the country’s approach to digital assets.
Britain’s tax authority is tightening its grip on crypto investors, dramatically ramping up enforcement against undeclared gains.
A new warning from the Financial Stability Board (FSB) has reignited concerns that the world’s fragmented approach to cryptocurrency regulation could soon backfire.



