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.
Shekel-Pegged Stablecoin Approved in Israel
Israeli regulators have approved the launch of a shekel-pegged stablecoin by Bits of Gold following a two-year pilot. The BILS token will be backed 1:1 with reserves held locally, marking a step toward regulated digital payments in Israel’s financial system.
Tennessee Bans Crypto ATMs by July
Tennessee will ban cryptocurrency ATMs and kiosks starting July 1 under a new law signed by Governor Bill Lee. Operators and host businesses must comply or face penalties, including fines and possible jail time, as authorities move to curb fraud linked to the machines.
US Senator Sets New Condition for Crypto Bill
Senator Thom Tillis said he will oppose the Clarity Act unless it includes ethics provisions targeting political involvement in crypto businesses. The demand adds pressure to ongoing bipartisan negotiations around U.S. digital asset regulation.
Canada Moves to Ban Crypto Donations
Canada’s Bill C-25, which seeks to ban crypto donations in federal elections, has passed second reading and moved to committee review. The proposal has seen broad support, aiming to tighten transparency rules around political financing and limit hard-to-trace contributions.
US Urged to Pass Crypto Laws Quickly
A White House advisor warned the U.S. must pass crypto legislation or risk losing leadership to China. The call highlights urgency around market structure and stablecoin laws amid rising global competition.
South Africa Proposes Crypto Flow Rules
South Africa’s National Treasury introduced a draft bill to regulate crypto flows, requiring asset declarations and stricter cross-border controls. The proposal includes enforcement powers, penalties, and oversight aligned with capital flow regulations.
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EU Targets Russia Crypto Ecosystem
In a major policy shift, the European Union has moved to ban the entire Russia- and Belarus-based crypto ecosystem, with measures taking effect May 24, 2026. The 20th sanctions package blocks all transactions with local providers and expands its blacklist to include RUBx and the digital ruble, citing repeated attempts by platforms to evade earlier restrictions.
Industry Urges US Crypto Law Progress
Over 120+ crypto groups, including Coinbase and Ripple, urged the U.S. Senate Banking Committee to advance market structure legislation, calling for clearer regulatory frameworks.
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US Crypto Legislation Eyes May Deadline
U.S. Senator Bernie Moreno said crypto market structure legislation is expected to be completed by the end of May. He cautioned that missing the deadline could stall progress on digital asset regulation for the foreseeable future.
US Banks Seek Delay on Stablecoin Rules
Major U.S. banking associations have requested an extension for public comments on stablecoin regulations tied to the GENIUS Act. They argue the rules depend heavily on a pending framework from the OCC, making additional time necessary for comprehensive review.