Bitget has announced a complete withdrawal from Japan following years of regulatory warnings, locking out new users immediately and mandating position closures by December 31.
South Korean policy experts recommend phasing in stablecoin regulation and interim licensing guidance to resolve regulatory delays while lawmakers finalize the broader Digital Asset Basic Act.
Pakistan is reinforcing its digital asset framework by pairing progressive exchange licensing with strict enforcement. The Federal Investigation Agency has established a dedicated unit to investigate financial crimes involving cryptocurrencies.
Acquiring a MiCA license is only the first hurdle for crypto exchanges in Europe. Heavy operational costs and strict regulatory standards threaten to trigger a wave of market exits and industry consolidation.
A district judge denied prediction exchange Kalshi's request for a preliminary injunction, clearing the way for local regulators to enforce state-level gambling laws on sports contracts.
Just days after the official July 1 deadline for the EU's MiCA framework, Belgium’s top financial regulator blacklisted six entities for offering digital asset services without required cross-border licenses.
The nation's primary media and communications review body has formally targeted Polymarket, initiating a legal review into whether the popular Web3 prediction marketplace violates strict domestic anti-gambling laws.
Confronted by continuous presidential vetoes in Warsaw, Kanga has leveraged a Latvian subsidiary to passport its trading and custody operations across the entire European Union right before the July 1 deadline.
CFTC Chair Mike Selig argues that state gaming laws and a aggressive 14.25% excise tax infringe upon federal authority established under the Commodity Exchange Act.
Leveraging its new Crypto-Asset Service Provider status ahead of the July 1 EU deadline, OpenPayd scales its $240 billion banking rails for clients like Kraken and OKX while preparing for a $1.1 billion Nasdaq…
The European Central Bank advocates for retail CBDCs and robust regulation to safeguard public money.
The regulatory approval allows Mastercard to develop on-chain infrastructure for stablecoins and tokenized deposits within one of the strictest compliance frameworks in the United States.