A wave of regulatory moves, institutional adoption and global oversight debates defined one of the most pivotal weeks for the crypto industry this year.
The new law gives Britain a clearer and more modern framework for handling digital assets, reinforcing its long-term strategy for a stronger crypto economy.
Legacy financial institutions are increasingly embracing digital assets as they adapt to accelerating fintech innovation and evolving investment trends.
The booming crypto mining industry is generating billions, attracting major investments, and proving that cryptocurrency is a powerful economic force- if overregulation doesn’t stifle its growth.
Global crypto markets experienced major shifts this week as policy changes, technological developments, and geopolitical moves reshaped the industry’s momentum.
Stricter EU reporting and data-sharing rules could undermine the region’s competitiveness by creating a regulatory environment that drives crypto builders and capital elsewhere.
The Ministry of Finance confirmed that it will eliminate the 100 million ruble “super-qualified” investor threshold, opening legal cryptocurrency trading to millions of retail citizens by 2026.