Browsing: Regulation & Policy

Regulation & Policy tracks legal actions, agency decisions, court milestones, and compliance shifts that shape crypto markets.
This hub highlights what changes in rules and enforcement may mean for liquidity access, listings, and investor behavior.
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FAQ

Do policy updates impact listing and exchange activity?

Yes. Regulatory direction can directly affect listing strategy, product availability, and market participation.

Is this legal advice?

No. Coverage is informational and summarizes publicly relevant developments.

Which related hub should I monitor together?

Combine this hub with Exchange News and Market Analysis for full policy-to-market context.

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Dubai Financial Regulatory Authority’s Surprising Ban on Privacy Tokens

The Dubai financial regulatory authority is at the forefront of establishing a robust financial environment within the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).Recently, it has implemented strict regulations banning the use of privacy tokens and mixing services, such as Tornado Cash, to mitigate risks associated with anti-money laundering and compliance with international sanctions.

Stablecoins: How 2025 Redefined Crypto Regulation and Usage

Stablecoins have emerged as a pivotal force within the cryptocurrency ecosystem, redefined by their potential to combine the benefits of digital assets with the stability of traditional currencies.As we delve into 2025, the landscape of crypto regulation has shifted dramatically, casting stablecoins at the forefront of discussions surrounding financial stability and compliance.

South Korea Cryptocurrency Investment Guidelines Set to Change Everything

South Korea cryptocurrency investment is set to undergo a significant transformation as the Financial Services Commission (FSC) prepares to lift a nine-year ban on corporate digital asset investments.With new guidelines in the pipeline, South Korean corporations will finally gain the green light to invest up to 5% of their equity in approved cryptocurrency assets, marking a pivotal shift in the nation’s approach to digital currencies.

Debanking: How Government Pressure is Shaping Financial Services

Debanking has emerged as a pressing concern within the financial landscape, with recent findings indicating that government actions are often the key drivers behind these account closures.A report from the Cato Institute reveals that many instances of debanking stem not from the independent choices of financial institutions, but rather from political pressure exerted by government entities.

Crypto Donations Ban: Are UK Politicians Ready for a Radical Change?

In a significant move for political funding transparency, UK lawmakers are pushing for a crypto donations ban to be included in the forthcoming elections bill.This initiative is primarily driven by members of the Labour Party, who stress the dangers posed by cryptocurrency in facilitating foreign interference in UK politics.

Digital Securities: Surging Beyond $20 Billion in Market Value

Digital Securities are revolutionizing traditional finance by transforming tangible assets into tokenized investments on the blockchain.This groundbreaking shift allows assets such as real estate, art, and financial instruments to be fractionalized, making them more accessible to a wider range of investors.

South Korea Cryptocurrency Regulations: A Game Changer for Investors

South Korea cryptocurrency regulations have significantly evolved, marking a new era for digital assets in the nation.With the recent endorsement from the Financial Services Commission, publicly listed companies and professional investors are now authorized to engage in cryptocurrency trading South Korea, effectively lifting a nearly decade-long ban.

Federal Reserve's Independence: Powell on DOJ Indictment Threat

The independence of the Federal Reserve is a cornerstone of American monetary policy, ensuring that decisions regarding interest rates are made based on rigorous economic assessments rather than political pressures.Recently, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell addressed significant concerns surrounding this independence, particularly in light of a grand jury subpoena from the U.S.