Browsing: Policy & Regulation
Laws, legislation, and government decisions shaping digital currencies and crypto markets.
Italy top financial watchdogs warn that retail investors face growing risks from complex certificate products and expanding crypto market links as global uncertainty persists.
A new IMF blog outlines how stablecoins, if properly regulated and asset-backed, could improve global payment efficiency and complement public digital money frameworks.
The UK has enacted a landmark reform that recognises qualifying digital assets as property, giving consumers stronger protections and supporting industry innovation.
A detailed analysis of the GENIUS Act shows how mandatory reserve rules may convert stablecoin issuers into significant, transparent buyers of U.S. Treasuries, shaping global digital-dollar demand.
Beijing has reiterated its uncompromising stance on virtual currencies, warning of rising speculation and pledging tougher action against stablecoin-related activity amid global regulatory expansion.
A policy dispute between the Bank of Korea and financial regulators is blocking progress on a stablecoin bill, according to Korea JoongAng Daily reported.
A Bank of England paper says rapid shifts from deposits into digital money could strain banks during stress events, unless strict holding limits are introduced to control outflows.
Stablecoins have hit record global market capitalisation, with euro-denominated tokens still marginal. ECB analysts warn that rapid growth and cross-border arbitrage could amplify financial stability risks.
Canada’s newly approved 2025 budget introduces a regulatory framework for stablecoins, setting reserve, redemption and oversight requirements under the Bank of Canada.
The Bank of England has outlined a detailed regulatory roadmap for sterling stablecoins, including a 2026 timeline for final rules and joint oversight with the FCA.