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.

What was once a promising step toward regulating crypto and stablecoins in the US is now facing serious political turbulence.

Kuwaiti authorities have launched a major crackdown on illegal cryptocurrency mining, blaming it as a significant contributor to the country's worsening power crisis.

Britain’s top financial regulator is opening the floor to the public as it works to shape a long-term regulatory framework for the crypto industry.

The United Kingdom's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is preparing to introduce a fresh wave of regulatory measures targeting the cryptocurrency sector, with a particular focus on protecting retail investors from high-risk financial behavior.

The European Union is preparing to enforce sweeping anti-money laundering regulations that will outlaw privacy coins and anonymous crypto accounts starting in 2027.

Goldman Sachs’ Global Head of Digital Assets, Mathew McDermott, believes the evolving regulatory landscape in the U.S. may play a key role in boosting worldwide adoption of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.

With South Korea’s presidential election set for June 3, the People Power Party (PPP) has introduced an ambitious crypto policy agenda aimed at transforming the nation’s digital asset landscape.

PayPal has confirmed that the SEC dropped its investigation into its U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin, PYUSD.