The UK is taking a bold new approach to crypto regulation. This implementation guidance takes a notable turn from the EU’s MiCA framework and is more akin to the US’s implementation guidance. The government is pitching it as an exercise to strengthen investor confidence, as part of a broader strategy...
Dutch banking giant ING is making waves in the crypto space with its euro-backed stablecoin initiative. This move, in collaboration with other traditional financial institutions and crypto service providers, signals a significant shift in how established banks are approaching digital assets. After the European Union adopted the groundbreaking Markets in...
The cryptocurrency universe has become a complex, quickly changing ecosystem of innovators and entrepreneurs where there is a clear demand for regulatory certainty. As we move into 2025, understanding the nuances of crypto regulation in different regions is crucial for investors, businesses, and anyone involved in the digital asset space....
As the cryptocurrency landscape continues to change, so too do the regulatory frameworks being established in order to govern its use. Meanwhile, in the United States, regulators are taking a different approach to address the challenges and benefits presented by digital assets. The European Union and Singapore are adopting their...
One, the global cryptocurrency landscape is rapidly changing. Regulatory strategies play an outsized role in determining the fate of digital assets. The other joint leaders in the global crypto landscape are the European Union (EU) and the United States (US). They are using fundamentally different approaches to regulate cryptocurrency. The...
Back in Europe, the EU has been doing some self congratulating for being “first” with MiCA. First to what? Last to fully embrace digital asset innovation at home, but first to possible destroy its own crypto industry? We strongly support the good intentions that underlie both financial stability and consumer...
The United States and the European Union are taking opposite approaches to regulating the fast-growing cryptocurrency industry. This divergence is opening up a race to the bottom arena ripe for global competition in digital asset innovation. The EU has already advanced considerably with its all-encompassing Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework....
