Animoca Brands’ Yat Siu says Trump-era tariffs, shifting U.S. policy and the rise of mature utility tokens mark a watershed moment – one that forces crypto to ditch the hype and start operating like a real industry
Chinese nationals gain new access to USD stablecoins in Hong Kong under a closely watched trial, marking a key test for digital dollar demand, cross-border flows, and Beijing’s evolving stance on crypto.
Crypto advocacy groups are criticizing Citadel’s call for stricter DeFi tokenization rules, warning the push could stifle innovation, marginalize small developers, and tighten Wall Street’s grip on digital assets.
France has proposed creating a national Bitcoin reserve, aiming to purchase 2% of the total supply, signaling a bold strategic move to diversify reserves and position itself in the digital asset race.
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.
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez says his Bitcoin paycheck is up roughly 300%, framing the surge as validation of the city’s pro-crypto stance and a sign of broader adoption.
Bank of England proposes a £20,000 cap on retail stablecoin holdings, saying it will protect consumers. Crypto firms warn the narrow exemptions could stifle innovation and shrink the UK market.
David Sacks, tapped by Donald Trump as crypto czar, will hold a press conference to outline how to “secure America as a leader” and calls crypto the “industry of innovation and freedom,” urging clearer policy.
Germany proposes creating a national Bitcoin reserve, framing the cryptocurrency as a strategic digital asset and hedge against currency risks. Lawmakers debate risks, regulation and fiscal implications.
Nigel Farage declares “I am your champion” for UK crypto, urging clearer rules and innovation-friendly oversight. As Reform UK opens to digital-asset donations, he pitches a pro-growth agenda amid rising fintech competition.