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.
NY AG Seeks Crypto Regulation Strengthening
New York Attorney General urges Congress to enhance crypto regulations, citing need for investor protection and market stability. James said the measure could hamper her office’s efforts to investigate cryptocurrency companies, recover money for investors and hold platforms accountable for violating state law.
Russia Speeds Up Crypto Rules Amid Sanctions
Bank of Russia accelerates digital asset regulations in response to fresh Western sanctions. The move aims to strengthen oversight and protect investors. New rules are expected to be implemented soon.
Russia's State Duma to Finalize Crypto Bill
Russia is preparing to place its cryptocurrency market under comprehensive state supervision, as policymakers move to formalize and tightly regulate a sector that has grown rapidly amid international sanctions and shifting global financial dynamics
Credit Unions Urge NCUA Stablecoin Rule
America’s credit unions are calling on the NCUA to refine the GENIUS Act stablecoin rule, citing concerns over regulatory clarity and consumer protection.
Vietnam Imposes Fines on Unlicensed Crypto
Vietnam has introduced fines for unlicensed crypto trading ahead of its planned regulation rollout. The move aims to curb unregulated activities in the market. Fines will be imposed on individuals and businesses engaging in unauthorized crypto trading.
McHenry Compares CLARITY Act to 1996 Telecom Law
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ESMA Tracks EU Crypto Compliance
ESMA says MiCA now provides uniform EU market rules for crypto-assets not already covered by existing financial laws. The framework focuses on disclosure, authorisation, transaction supervision, market integrity, and consumer risk awareness. ESMA’s interim register gives market participants a central place to track white papers, token issuers, licensed service providers, and non-compliant firms.
Japan Advances Crypto Bill Toward ETFs, 20% Tax
Japan has advanced landmark legislation to classify crypto as a financial product, paving the way for domestic Bitcoin ETFs and a proposed flat 20% tax on crypto gains, replacing rates of up to 55%. The bill still requires Upper House approval before becoming law.
UK, US Align Stablecoin Rules for Cross-Border Access
The UK and US agreed to coordinate stablecoin regulation, supporting 1:1 reserve backing, cross-border market access, and common standards for tokenized finance. The roadmap aims to reduce regulatory friction while preserving each country’s legal framework.
Senator Cynthia Lummis Urges Crypto Framework
Senator Cynthia Lummis renewed her push for the CLARITY Act, saying Americans who own digital assets need federal rules that provide protection, confidence, and security. Ryan VanGrack said more lawmakers and industry participants are aligned behind the bill than ever before. The comments add pressure on Congress to advance market-structure legislation for the U.S. crypto sector.