Posted inCrypto News Regulation World Liberty Wins a US National Bank Charter World Liberty secures preliminary conditional approval to issue USD1, the fourth largest stablecoin at $4B.
Posted inCrypto News Regulation SEC Pulls Its Reg Crypto Meeting With No New Date Reg Crypto is off the calendar: the SEC pulled its August 14 meeting on an unforeseen scheduling issue, with no replacement date announced.
Posted inCrypto News Regulation SEC Safe Harbor Rules Head to a Friday Vote The SEC votes Friday on proposed crypto offering rules expected to open with an SEC safe harbor covering early-stage token sales.
Posted inCrypto News Tokenization / RWA Ondo Founder’s Mother Sues to Take Back Control The Ondo Finance founder's estate is suing in Delaware to reclaim control and remove Ian De Bode. The ONDO token carries close to $2B in value.
Posted inCrypto News Regulation Japan FSA Wants Exchanges to Delay Crypto Withdrawals The Japan FSA is asking exchanges to hold withdrawals after each deposit and pre-register addresses. None of the measures carry binding force.
Posted inCrypto News Regulation XRP XRP Slides as Clarity Act Vote Moves to September XRP drops 5.5% over seven days after the Senate pushed the Clarity Act vote to September, while BTC and ETH barely moved.
Posted inCrypto News Regulation Binance Sues RedotPay for $473M Over 470,000 Users Binance is claiming $472.8M from RedotPay in Hong Kong, alleging its co-founders steered 470,000 users onto a competing payment card.
Posted inCrypto News Regulation Crypto Tax: South Korea Sets 22% Rate for 2027 South Korea's crypto tax starts in January 2027 at a 22% rate on gains above 2.5 million won (about $1,740).
Posted inCrypto News Regulation Clarity Act Delay: Senate Puts the Bill on Hold Clarity Act delay: the US Senate sidelines the crypto market-structure bill before recess as $670M is liquidated. The 2026 window is closing.
Posted inCryptonomic Files MiCA One Year On: The Real Verdict on Europe’s Crypto Rules MiCA one year on: 102 licensed providers, 30 stablecoin issuers, and blind spots that still persist.