WEEKLY CRYPTO NEWS: STABLECOIN RULES ADVANCE AS CRYPTO ADOPTION REMAINS RESILIENT
Stablecoin regulation, consumer confidence and institutional adoption are shaping the next phase of the global digital asset market.
ECB CALLS FOR STRONGER CRYPTO OVERSIGHT UNDER MICA
Europe’s crypto rules may need further adjustments as digital assets become more closely linked to traditional financial services and cross-border markets.
GLOBAL CRYPTO ADOPTION REMAINS RESILIENT DESPITE THE 2026 BEAR MARKET
As blockchain infrastructure matures, crypto is shifting from a market-driven experiment into an everyday financial rail built for speed, access, and global connectivity.
RUSSIA SET TO SEE NEW LICENSED CRYPTO MARKET PARTICIPANTS BY END OF 2026
Russia’s crypto transition period gives market participants time to prepare for the regulatory changes ahead.
ECB STUDY SHOWS DEFI INTEREST RATES CAN MOVE INDEPENDENTLY OF TRADITIONAL MONETARY POLICY
The research offers a closer look at how blockchain-based financial markets interact with the broader monetary system as DeFi continues to mature.
WEEKLY CRYPTO NEWS: U.S. CRYPTO BILLS ADVANCE AS STABLECOINS ENTER GLOBAL TRADE DEBATE
Crypto policy took centre stage this week as lawmakers advanced major digital asset proposals while stablecoins gained attention for their potential role in global payments and trade.
U.S. HOUSE TAX COMMITTEE ADVANCES DIGITAL ASSET TAX CERTAINTY ACT
The proposed legislation would reshape U.S. crypto tax rules covering transaction fees, stablecoins, staking, mining, loans and investment structures.
U.S. HOUSE COMMITTEE ADVANCES STRATEGIC BITCOIN RESERVE BILL
The proposal could establish a long-term framework for managing Bitcoin already held by the U.S. government rather than relying on immediate taxpayer-funded purchases.
U.S. SENATE BLOCKS CLARITY ACT AS CRYPTO REGULATION FACES BIPARTISAN DIVIDE
The stalled legislation leaves key questions over the future structure of the U.S. digital asset market unresolved.
WTO EXAMINES HOW STABLECOINS COULD RESHAPE CROSS-BORDER TRADE
The new WTO study highlights how stablecoin adoption could reshape the financial infrastructure supporting global commerce while exposing gaps in existing regulatory and supervisory frameworks.