The CLARITY market structure bill in the United States could be marked up by the Senate Banking Committee as early…
Regulation & Policy
This category covers global regulatory, legal, and policy developments that shape the digital economy and the broader financial landscape.
Here we analyze how geopolitics, government policies, tax frameworks, and cross-border regulations impact businesses operating in crypto, blockchain, Web3, fintech, and emerging technologies.
Topics include international regulatory trends, compliance frameworks, geopolitical risk, digital asset legislation, taxation policies, and institutional perspectives from governments, regulators, and global advisory firms.
This section is designed for readers who want to understand how global rules and political dynamics influence innovation, markets, and the future of digital assets.
A new HarrisX survey indicates broad, cross-party support for the CLARITY Act among U.S. voters, with potential electoral implications for…
Crypto-backed political action committees have escalated their spending as the 2026 midterm cycle approaches, with new Federal Election Commission filings…
Regulatory scrutiny around Binance has intensified as reports emerge that the US Treasury privately insisted the crypto exchange adhere to…
South Korea will implement a long-delayed tax on cryptocurrency gains, with the levy slated to take effect on January 1,…
US Senator Kirsten Gillibrand indicated at the Consensus conference in Miami that the fate of the digital asset market structure…
A RepublicanUS House member running for reelection has secured his partyโs nomination amid notable crypto-sector political spending. The Indiana race…
As the Clarity Act advances, banks push back on stablecoin yield provisions while lawmakers seek to align regulatory sections. The bill faces industry friction and political headwinds ahead of a mid-2026 timeline.
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse warns Congress that the CLARITY Act faces a narrow legislative window, with regulatory clarity remaining uncertain and near-term outcomes at stake.
The Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA), the UAE Ministry of Economy and Tourism, and the Capital Market Authority (CMA) have…