ESMA Sets Three-Month Limit for Non-MiCA Stablecoin Services
Europe's securities regulator told MiCA-authorized crypto firms to end services linked to non-compliant stablecoins and remediate existing exposure.
Crypto regulation, legislation and public-policy developments.
Europe's securities regulator told MiCA-authorized crypto firms to end services linked to non-compliant stablecoins and remediate existing exposure.
Winklevoss Asset Services filed for a Nasdaq-listed Zcash fund that would hold ZEC directly and charge a 0.25% annual sponsor fee.
The Federal Reserve is realigning bank oversight into five geographic regions to sharpen accountability and decision-making.
The IMF says hedge funds improve liquidity in normal markets but can magnify stress through leverage, crowded trades and rapid selling.
The OKX-ICE venture disclosed a permissioned, onchain venue for more than 60 U.S. stocks under the SEC’s new exemption.
Crypto deal value reached a first-half record, but a few large transactions drove the total as U.S. market-structure legislation stalled.
A U.S. community-banking group is asking a federal court to invalidate an OCC rule and guidance that it says improperly open national trust charters to crypto firms.
The SEC has proposed a tailored custody framework that could let advisers and regulated funds use state trust companies or self-custody crypto in limited circumstances.
Japan has placed Garantex Europe OU on its Russia-related asset-freeze list, bringing payments and specified capital transactions under a government permission system.
CFTC data show leveraged funds cut Bitcoin futures shorts by about 5,300 BTC-equivalent, but longs and total open interest also declined.
The SEC approved Cboe BZX listing rules for futures-based products targeting three times Bitcoin and Ether's daily moves, but trading has not begun.
Brazilian Binance users will need to disclose the purpose and counterparty for international crypto transfers from November 1.
The ICBA lawsuit challenges an OCC rule and guidance supporting national trust bank charters for crypto firms, arguing the policy exceeds federal authority.
The IMF completed two program reviews and released $138 million after granting waivers tied partly to Bitcoin accumulation, while requiring tighter limits and transparency.
New York and Wyoming regulators agreed to coordinate crypto licensing, examinations and enforcement while preserving each state's legal authority.
The U.S. securities regulator proposed a framework that could permit conditional self-custody and wider use of state trust companies for crypto assets.
Strive bought about $94.5 million of bitcoin last week, while its SEC filing also showed higher cash, common-share and preferred-stock balances.
California has enacted AB 2409, restricting public-official memecoins and certain listings offered to residents while leaving private tokens outside the ban.