WEEKLY CRYPTO NEWS: BITCOIN, REGULATION AND STABLECOINS IN FOCUS
Policy decisions, investor behaviour and the growing role of digital assets in traditional finance are driving fresh debate across the cryptocurrency industry.
FEDERAL RESERVE STUDY SHOWS CRYPTO INVESTORS ARE DRIVEN BY BELIEFS AND BITCOIN RETURNS
A new research paper suggests that crypto’s unique market dynamics may stem from how investors form expectations, process information and respond to past performance.
A U.S. BITCOIN RESERVE COULD FORCE CHINA TO RETHINK ITS CRYPTO STRATEGY
A Bitcoin reserve race among the world’s biggest economies could reshape global financial power as nations compete for a scarce digital asset.
U.S. SEC UNVEILS NEW CRYPTO REGULATION FRAMEWORK TO TRANSFORM DIGITAL ASSET FUNDRAISING
The proposal aims to keep crypto innovation in the U.S. by reducing incentives for digital asset companies to move operations offshore.
IMF HIGHLIGHTS GROWING STABLECOIN ADOPTION AND RISKS FOR EMERGING MARKETS
The International Monetary Fund argues that the rise of digital assets could transform how money moves across borders, making traditional financial intermediaries less central to global payments.
WEEKLY CRYPTO NEWS: CRYPTO MOVES FURTHER INTO THE MAINSTREAM
From regulatory breakthroughs to real-world adoption and technological innovation, the crypto industry continues to strengthen its role in the global financial landscape.
MACHINE LEARNING AND THE FUTURE OF BLOCKCHAIN ANALYTICS
The growing role of AI in crypto intelligence is forcing blockchain analytics providers to rethink how they balance automation, accuracy, and accountability.
EU EYES 2027 MICA REVISION AS U.S. STABLECOIN RULES RAISE COMPETITIVE PRESSURE
The review could determine whether Europe can preserve its stringent crypto safeguards without driving stablecoin activity and digital asset innovation toward more flexible markets.
U.S. SEC CLARIFIES BROKER-DEALER RULES FOR CRYPTO WALLET INTERFACES
The new guidance could give crypto developers greater room to build blockchain-based financial infrastructure without automatically being treated as regulated securities intermediaries.
UK PARLIAMENT RIDES NEW WAVE OF CRYPTO BANKING DEBATE
As digital assets become more closely connected to traditional finance, the relationship between banks and crypto companies is becoming an increasingly important issue for the future of financial services.