The Securities and Exchange Commission has canceled the August 14 meeting where commissioners were expected to consider Paul Atkins' long-awaited Reg Crypto proposal, pushing back the first formal step toward a new framework for certain crypto offerings.

UK lawmakers are pressing major banks over crypto account access as Britain prepares a full FCA regime that still will not guarantee firms banking services.

Washington's next crypto-policy move will come from the SEC, with Congress following in September.

Grayscale says the crypto industry can keep growing even if Congress fails to pass the CLARITY Act. The risk is less about disrupting established networks than about the United States losing ground in the next stage of regulated crypto development.

Europe's crypto rulebook is barely through its final transition window, and Brussels is already asking which parts need to change.

A fight over the CLARITY Act is beginning to spill into a separate banking-policy battle.

Russia is tightening scrutiny of businesses that move money between the traditional financial system and crypto as it prepares to bring more of the market under formal supervision.

The Senate has pushed the CLARITY Act vote into September after lawmakers failed to reach the agreement needed to move the crypto market-structure bill before the August recess.

The CLARITY Act has already cleared several important political hurdles, yet its Senate path remains uncertain.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune still expects the CLARITY Act to receive an initial vote before lawmakers leave Washington, but his latest remarks stop well short of promising that the Senate will complete, or even begin, full consideration of the bill.

Robinhood has cleared an important UK regulatory hurdle, but customers still cannot buy or sell cryptocurrency through the Robinhood UK app.

Minnesota’s statewide crypto ATM ban took effect on August 1 after the state recorded 134 kiosk-related scam complaints and nearly $1 million in reported losses over three years.