The White House is set to host senior executives from the crypto and banking industries for high-level talks on digital asset regulation, with discussions expected to center on the long-delayed CLARITY Act, according to a Reuters report.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has made its position on tokenized securities unmistakably clear: assets do not change their legal nature simply because they move on-chain.

South Korea is moving closer to introducing its first comprehensive cryptocurrency law, as lawmakers prepare to formally submit a long-discussed regulatory bill ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday.

Arizona lawmakers have moved forward with new legislation that would exempt cryptocurrencies from property taxes, signaling a renewed push to position the state as more friendly toward digital assets despite resistance from the governor’s office.

Russia is quietly building the enforcement side of its crypto policy first, even as the broader market rules remain unfinished.

The push to define clear rules for the US crypto market gained momentum this week as Brad Garlinghouse called on lawmakers to move forward with long-awaited legislation.

The European Commission is preparing to open formal proceedings against Grok, the artificial intelligence chatbot developed by Elon Musk’s AI company, under the European Union’s Digital Services Act.

A sweeping change to how investment wealth is taxed is gaining momentum in the Netherlands, as lawmakers move toward a system that would tax gains even before assets are sold.

Momentum is building in Washington around crypto regulation, and Senator Cynthia Lummis is warning that the opportunity may be fleeting.

Kansas lawmakers are testing how far state governments can go in adapting old financial rules to a crypto-native world, without turning public treasuries into speculative investors.

Crypto’s institutional chapter is no longer about belief or experimentation - it is about dependency. That is the underlying message emerging from new research by PwC, which argues that large financial institutions have integrated blockchain-based systems so deeply that rolling them back would now be disruptive to everyday operations.