A US lawmaker is pushing to bring crypto into the financial mainstream, backing clear regulations, expanded access, and innovation-friendly rules to keep the United States competitive in digital assets.
Turkmenistan has legalized cryptocurrency mining and exchanges under strict state control, signaling a cautious embrace of digital assets while imposing tight regulatory oversight to monitor activities and mitigate financial risks.
Wall Street trade group SIFMA has held private talks with leading crypto executives on a proposed market structure bill, signaling intensifying negotiations over how digital assets will be regulated and integrated into U.S. finance.
The U.S. SEC’s new Crypto Task Force is set to engage early-stage crypto builders in Miami, aiming to boost compliance awareness and clarify regulatory expectations in one of the nation’s key Web3 hubs.
Poland has resubmitted its previously vetoed crypto bill to parliament with “not even a comma” changed, defying criticism and intensifying debate over regulatory transparency and political accountability.
Japan is preparing a major regulatory shift, moving crypto oversight from payments rules to securities law, a change that could tighten investor protections and reshape the country’s digital asset market.
Rep. Warren Davidson introduces the ‘Bitcoin for America Act,’ seeking federal recognition of Bitcoin as sound money, tax clarity, and legal protections for miners and users amid rising policy debate.
Germany’s Left and Greens propose ending tax-free Bitcoin gains for long-term holdings, aiming to close loopholes and raise revenue. The move could reshape crypto investing and prompt industry pushback.