In a landmark move for cryptocurrency legislation, the South Carolina Senate has passed Bill S.163 by a 38-1 vote.

The Senate is set to take a historic step in the digital asset space this Thursday, when lawmakers will begin considering landmark cryptocurrency legislation that could reshape how stablecoins are regulated in the United States.

South Korea’s leading presidential candidate, Lee Jae-myung, has promised to legalize spot Bitcoin ETFs if elected.

Senate Democrats introduced new legislation on May 6 aimed at preventing elected officials and their families from profiting off cryptocurrency while in office.

Tensions boiled over in Washington on Tuesday as House Democrats boycotted a joint committee hearing meant to shape the future of cryptocurrency regulation, citing ethical concerns over President Donald Trump’s involvement in digital assets.

Kenya’s High Court has ordered World Foundation, the entity behind Worldcoin, to delete all biometric data collected from local users.

Speaking at the Financial Times Digital Asset Summit in London, Emma Reynolds MP, the UK’s Economic Secretary to the Treasury, made it clear that the UK has no plans to follow the U.S. in building a national crypto reserve.

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has announced plans to participate as an observer in multiple industry tokenization pilot programs, signaling a strategic effort to evaluate how digital assets function within traditional financial systems.

U.S. lawmakers are pushing forward with a fresh attempt to bring clarity to crypto regulation, introducing a new legislative draft that could redefine how digital assets are governed.

House Republicans have introduced a new draft bill aimed at establishing a clear and comprehensive regulatory framework for the cryptocurrency industry in the United States.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced a roundtable meeting scheduled for May 12 at its headquarters.