Crypto Assets to Face UK Financial Services Rules by 2027
The UK Treasury plans to subject crypto assets to the same regulatory treatment as traditional financial products starting in 2027.
The UK Treasury plans to subject crypto assets to the same regulatory treatment as traditional financial products starting in 2027.
Japan is formally redefining crypto assets, planning to shift their regulatory home from rules designed for payments to those crafted for investments.
The FDIC is taking the lead in translating the GENIUS Act into enforceable regulations for the US stablecoin market.
The rules of the game are changing for crypto in Australia.
South Africa’s central bank has issued a stark warning, declaring the country’s burgeoning crypto market a risk to financial stability.
A fundamental schism in global financial regulation is forcing the Basel Committee to recalibrate its approach to cryptocurrency.
The SEC’s decision to remove a dedicated crypto oversight emphasis from its 2026 examination priorities represents more than a bureaucratic update—it signals a profound shift in US financial policy.

"A purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash would allow online
payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a
financial institution." - Satoshi Nakamoto (Bitcoin White Paper)
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