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.
Trump Expands Fintech and Crypto Innovation Push
The White House released a new framework aimed at integrating financial technology and digital asset innovation into US regulatory systems.
Minnesota Allows Banks to Offer Crypto Custody
Minnesota signed a new law allowing banks and credit unions to provide crypto custody services under regulatory and risk management requirements.
SEC May Open Door to Tokenized Equities
The SEC is reportedly preparing an “innovation exemption” that could allow tokenized stocks to trade on crypto and DeFi platforms.
UK Regulators Launch Consultation on Tokenized Wholesale Markets
Senate Crypto Bill May Face Delayed Push
A new NYDIG report suggested US lawmakers may delay major crypto legislation until a post-election congressional session.
Minnesota Bans Crypto ATMs Over Scam Surge
Minnesota approved a statewide ban on crypto kiosks after lawmakers and consumer groups warned they were increasingly linked to fraud targeting seniors.
US Credit Union Regulator Targets Stablecoins
The National Credit Union Administration introduced a proposed rule outlining requirements for approved payment stablecoin issuers.
B2C2 Secures MiCA License to Expand Across Europe
Poland Passes MiCA Crypto Bill Amid Zondacrypto Probe
Poland approved legislation implementing the EU’s MiCA framework ahead of a July deadline, as prosecutors continue investigating Zondacrypto over alleged user losses exceeding 350 million zlotys ($95.93 million).
Korea Prepares New Rules for Blockchain Securities
South Korea’s Financial Services Commission plans to release detailed guidelines for tokenized securities in July ahead of the country’s blockchain-based securities framework taking effect in February 2027.