The Bank of England has revised its proposed rules for systemic stablecoins, dropping the individual holding limits it floated last year in favor of a cap on how much any single stablecoin can issue.

A Japanese pension fund serving small and mid-size businesses plans to move about 1% of its assets into crypto next fiscal year, a small allocation in dollar terms but a notable step for one of the most conservative corners of finance.

In two recent interviews, SEC Crypto Task Force Chief Counsel Taylor Lindman outlined how the agency plans to regulate crypto, and the direction points to rules built for an entire on-chain financial system, not just a new asset class.

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A group of US financial regulators has proposed requiring stablecoin issuers to verify customer identities the same way banks do, another step toward folding stablecoins into the traditional financial system rather than keeping them outside it.

Tokenized stocks are getting their regulatory moment - the SEC is preparing rules that let crypto exchanges trade U.S. shares for the first time.

As Europe's July 1 licensing deadline nears, BitGo is offering crypto firms a way to rent MiCA compliance, revealing that the real product in crypto infrastructure is regulation itself.

CFTC Chairman Michael Selig defended the approval of BTCPERP, the first US-regulated perpetual futures contract, arguing that US law defines only "contracts for future delivery," which need no fixed expiry.

As Europe enters a new regulatory phase for digital platforms and crypto-enabled services, the focus is shifting from speculative growth narratives to trust, governance, and user protection.

Galaxy's Mike Novogratz says the CLARITY Act will become law, while crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett calls its July 4 deadline "logistically impossible," splitting two close watchers of the same bill.

Ripple's CEO says JPMorgan's $20 billion payments business drives Dimon's CLARITY Act opposition, as Ripple targets a billion-dollar run rate on treasury software, RLUSD, and AI payments.

Japan's lower house passed the FIEA amendment on June 11, moving crypto under securities law and opening the legal path for spot ETFs and institutional capital.