Category: Regulations
Y Combinator Backs CLARITY Act – A Turning Point for Crypto?
Y Combinator backed the CLARITY Act, viewing crypto as the future infrastructure for all startups. The bill creates a US regulatory framework, resolving jurisdictional uncertainty…
Japan Moves to Classify Crypto as Financial Instruments
Japan’s Cabinet approved a bill classifying crypto as financial instruments under securities law. Punishment for unregistered sellers increases from 3 to 10 years prison, fines…
CFTC Proposes New Rules for Booming Prediction Markets
The CFTC has proposed its first framework for regulating prediction markets. Here’s what it means for sports, elections, and beyond. The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading…
EU Targets Russia-Linked Crypto Platforms in Major Sanctions Push
The EU proposed its 21st sanctions package targeting Russian-linked crypto platforms. The package extends transaction bans to 20 non-EU financial and crypto entities. The move…
Chainalysis and South Korean Police Join Forces Against Crypto Crime
Chainalysis partners with South Korean police to combat crypto crime using blockchain intelligence tools Seoul Police dismantled an international hacking ring stealing 39 billion won…
Kalshi’s New Insider Trading Crackdown Changes the Game
Kalshi now requires users to disclose their employer for trades in high-risk prediction markets The policy aims to curb insider trading and market manipulation following…
Zodia Custody Secures Luxembourg License to Expand Stablecoin Services
Zodia Custody receives Luxembourg approval to expand regulated stablecoin custody and strengthen institutional crypto services across Europe. Zodia Custody Europe has secured a Payment Institution…
CLARITY Act Enters Critical Week: What Crypto Investors Need to Know
Senate Banking Committee advanced the CLARITY Act 15-9, marking the first major Senate hurdle for comprehensive crypto regulation Industry leaders (Coinbase, Circle, Ripple) support the…
UK Eyes 10% Crypto Limit for Retail Funds in Major Policy Shift
UK FCA proposes allowing retail UCITS/non-UCITS funds to invest up to 10% in crypto exchange-traded notes The 10% cap is a conservative safeguard to let…
