France’s top securities regulator has hinted it may not fully honor the EU’s new MiCA licensing framework, raising doubts about how smoothly crypto firms will be able to expand across Europe.

The promise of Europe’s new crypto rulebook is already being tested. France has warned that unless oversight is tightened, it may challenge the very mechanism that allows digital asset firms licensed in one EU state to operate across the entire bloc.

For years, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission made headlines for cracking down on the cryptocurrency industry with a wave of lawsuits.

Pakistan is stepping into the global crypto spotlight with an aggressive new strategy: opening its doors to the world’s largest exchanges and blockchain companies under a federal licensing regime.

The debate over financial privacy in the digital age is reaching a decisive moment.

Brian Quintenz, nominated by President Donald Trump to chair the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, has gone public with accusations that Gemini’s Tyler Winklevoss attempted to derail his confirmation process.

Hong Kong regulators are laying the groundwork for banks to handle crypto assets more flexibly, moving closer to their goal of turning the city into a regional hub for digital finance.

The United States is moving to reset its relationship with digital assets.

Democratic lawmakers have unveiled a sweeping plan to rewrite U.S. digital asset regulation, aiming to restore confidence in a market worth nearly $4 trillion.

U.S. regulators may soon open the door for foreign crypto platforms to serve American investors, according to remarks from interim CFTC Chair Caroline Pham.

The United States is taking another step toward formalizing its role as a sovereign Bitcoin holder.

Vietnam has officially approved a pilot program that will allow cryptocurrency trading for the next five years, signaling a dramatic regulatory shift in one of the world’s most active digital asset markets.