Posted inCrypto News Regulation Clarity Act: Trump Hosts Senators on Ethics Rules Trump hosts senators Thursday to settle the Clarity Act ethics section, the last hurdle before the Senate leaves for its August recess.
Posted inCrypto News Regulation UK Crypto Tax: HMRC Defers DeFi Levy to April 2027 HMRC applies a no gain no loss treatment to crypto loans and liquidity pools from April 2027. UK Crypto Tax shifts to a deferral regime.
Posted inCrypto News Regulation Telegram’s t.me Links Break for Users Worldwide Telegram's t.me links break worldwide since July 13 after a serverHold at the .me registry pulled the domain out of the global DNS.
Posted inCrypto News Regulation Reg Crypto: The SEC Aims to Propose Its Rule in July Reg Crypto tops the SEC 2026 agenda, July release with safe harbor for startups under $5M and fundraises under $75M.
Posted inCrypto News Regulation MiCA Deadline: 10 Million EU Crypto Users Lose Platforms The MiCA Deadline lands July 1, 2026. Ten million EU users must move to a licensed platform as 80% of crypto firms face wipeout.
Posted inCrypto News Regulation X Money Reaches 41 States, Still No Crypto Option Launched in April, X Money now covers 41 US states plus DC but still ships no crypto integration two months in.
Posted inCrypto News France Regulation Binance France Misses MiCA Deadline, Restrictions July 1 Binance France will miss the June 30 MiCA deadline and roll out service restrictions starting July 1, halting all new French signups.
Posted inCrypto News Regulation Digital Euro: EU Parliament Votes Yes, Launch by 2029 European Parliament clears the digital euro: ECON vote 43/14/1, trilogues open at once, public launch targeted for 2029.
Posted inCrypto News Regulation CBDC: US Senate Blocks the Digital Dollar Until 2030 The US Senate voted 85-5 to ban the Federal Reserve from issuing a CBDC until 2030, with stablecoins carved out of the prohibition.
Posted inCrypto News Regulation Binance MiCA: ECB to Decide Fate of 37M EU Clients Binance MiCA: without a European license by June 30, the exchange may lose access to its 37 million EU clients. The ECB reportedly blocks the doors.