Crypto Regulation News
Regulatory developments are shaping the future of digital assets across global markets. This live section from CoinEdition delivers crypto regulation news, covering new laws, enforcement actions, and policy changes from key jurisdictions. It tracks updates from regulators, including the SEC and other global agencies, alongside stablecoin rules and compliance trends. Alongside the latest developments, it explains what these changes mean for users, investors, and the broader market. From legislative moves to industry responses, CoinEdition keeps you informed on the latest regulatory shifts impacting the crypto ecosystem.
Russia Advances Crypto Regulation Bill
Russia’s State Duma approved a crypto bill in its first reading, granting the central bank broad oversight of digital assets. The legislation defines crypto as property and introduces licensing, compliance, and transaction controls.
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Philippines Warns on Unregistered Crypto Platforms
The Philippine SEC has issued an alert against dYdX, Aevo and other crypto platforms for operating without proper authorization. . Officials warned that these firms may be illegally soliciting investments, adding that promoters could face fines or imprisonment under securities laws.
UK Pushes Tokenized Payments Strategy
The UK government has announced a new package to modernize payments regulation, including frameworks for stablecoins and tokenized deposits. The plan aims to align traditional and digital finance under a single system while supporting innovation and strengthening the country’s position as a global fintech hub.
Korea Central Bank Signals CBDC Push
New Bank of Korea Governor Hyun-Song Shin expressed support for central bank digital currencies and tokenized deposits in his first address. He confirmed plans to advance a wholesale CBDC pilot, while highlighting cross-border payment initiatives. Stablecoins were notably absent from his remarks.
EU Banks Partner on Euro Stablecoin
A group of 12 European banks has partnered with Fireblocks to develop a MiCA-compliant euro stablecoin, targeting launch in the second half of 2026. The initiative, led by Qivalis, is expected to launch in 2026 and focuses on institutional applications including payments, treasury management and tokenized finance.
Japan Tests Bonds on Blockchain
Japan Securities Clearing Corporation is testing blockchain-based collateral using government bonds with Mizuho and Nomura. The trial aims to enable real-time transactions while ensuring regulatory compliance.
South Korea Eyes Blockchain for Expenses
South Korea’s finance ministry is testing deposit tokens on blockchain to handle government spending. The pilot seeks to enhance transparency and streamline processes compared to traditional card payments, with a potential nationwide rollout expected later this year.
UK Moves Closer to 2027 Crypto Framework
The UK financial regulator FCA is consulting on guidance for new crypto regulations set to take effect in 2027, aiming to clarify rules around stablecoins, trading and staking. The move is part of a broader effort to establish a comprehensive regulatory framework for digital assets in the UK.
EU Plans Review of Crypto Rulebook
The European Commission is planning a review of its MiCA regulation, aiming to evaluate how well it fits the current crypto market landscape. Officials say the process will involve industry input and could lead to changes as the ecosystem continues to evolve.
Virginia Updates Rules for Unclaimed Crypto
Virginia has enacted a new law allowing the state to take custody of unclaimed crypto assets held in dormant accounts. Under the legislation, assets inactive for five years will be transferred “in-kind,” meaning tokens will not be liquidated but held in their original form for at least one year.