Regulations News

New York may soon allow residents to use digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum to pay for services tied to the state.

Japan is preparing to reshape its crypto regulations with a fresh proposal that would divide digital assets into two distinct categories—one for business-backed tokens and another for decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.

Concerns over the unchecked rise of cryptocurrencies have prompted New York Attorney General Letitia James to call on Congress for immediate intervention.

President Donald Trump has officially reversed a controversial IRS rule that sought to apply traditional tax reporting requirements to decentralized cryptocurrency platforms.

After the departure of Gary Gensler from his role as SEC Chairman, the regulatory agency has taken a noticeably more lenient approach toward the cryptocurrency sector.

Hong Kong has taken a bold step towards strengthening its position as a global digital asset hub by introducing regulations that allow licensed crypto exchanges to offer staking services.

As the landscape of crypto regulation evolves, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) appears to be stepping back, with other regulatory bodies taking a more prominent role.