North Korea Accelerates Crypto Theft with Fewer, Larger Attacks in 2025
North Korean hackers stole more than $2 billion in cryptocurrency in 2025, marking a sharp rise in proceeds despite a decline in the number of attacks,…
The Stablecoin Regulation topic covers the evolving legal frameworks, policy proposals, and oversight standards shaping the future of stablecoins across global markets. This section tracks government actions, licensing requirements, reserve transparency rules, compliance expectations, and the involvement of major financial regulators. It highlights how lawmakers, central banks, and international institutions are defining the role of stablecoins in payments, settlements, and digital finance. Readers gain insights into regulatory debates, enforcement activity, industry responses, and the impact of new legislation on issuers, exchanges, fintech firms, and everyday users. As stablecoins rapidly expand into mainstream finance, this topic examines how regulation will determine their adoption, safety, and long-term stability.
North Korean hackers stole more than $2 billion in cryptocurrency in 2025, marking a sharp rise in proceeds despite a decline in the number of attacks,…
HashKey Holdings made its public market debut in Hong Kong following a $206 million IPO, with shares experiencing sharp swings amid heavy investor demand and cautious…
Grayscale says growing regulatory clarity and macroeconomic pressures are positioning digital assets for deeper institutional adoption in 2026, reshaping how capital enters crypto markets.
The UK Financial Conduct Authority has launched consultations on proposed rules for crypto exchanges, lending, staking, and DeFi. Feedback is due by February 12, 2026, as…
Visa has introduced a global Stablecoins Advisory Practice to help banks, fintechs, and merchants integrate stablecoins amid rising institutional adoption and regulatory clarity.
South Korea’s financial regulator missed a key deadline to submit a stablecoin bill, extending uncertainty as lawmakers debate issuer eligibility and the central bank’s role.
Ripple has partnered with Switzerland’s AMINA Bank, which is now the first European bank to adopt the company’s payments platform for cross-border transactions.
Coinbase plans to launch prediction markets and tokenized equities, moving deeper into regulated financial products as competition grows across crypto platforms.
Stripe has acquired the team behind Valora wallet to accelerate its stablecoin offerings, integrating talent while leaving the app’s IP with cLabs.
Japan plans to transition crypto regulation from the Payment Services Act to the securities-focused Financial Instruments and Exchange Act.