Senate Democrats Propose New DeFi Framework Mandating Front-End Registration
The proposal mandates DeFi front-end registration and KYC integration, structurally altering the operational risk profile for all decentralized platforms.
US House Sends CLARITY Act to Senate, Shifting Spot Trading to CFTC
The proposed jurisdictional clarity mandates a systemic compliance overhaul, requiring exchanges to integrate commodity-style custody and anti-fraud controls.
US House Passes FIT-21 Act Reallocating Crypto Oversight to CFTC
The Act mandates a critical architectural shift, establishing CFTC as the primary spot market regulator, fundamentally altering existing compliance frameworks.
US Congress Accelerates Bipartisan Push for Digital Asset Market Structure
Legislative momentum in the Senate signals imminent market structure clarity, compelling firms to finalize compliance framework architecture now.
US Senate Draft Classifies Bitcoin Ether as Commodities under CFTC
The bipartisan market structure draft mandates asset classification clarity and requires digital asset exchanges to implement functional separation controls.
Senate Committee Draft Grants CFTC Exclusive Digital Commodity Spot Jurisdiction
The bipartisan Senate draft mandates CFTC registration for digital commodity spot venues, structurally resolving the SEC/CFTC jurisdictional conflict.
SEC Chairman Defines New Digital Asset Token Taxonomy Framework
The SEC's new four-category taxonomy establishes a functional, non-static classification standard, fundamentally altering asset structuring and risk disclosure requirements.
Senate Advances Bipartisan Bill Clarifying Digital Asset Market Structure
Legislative progress formalizes CFTC commodity oversight, demanding exchanges implement full fund segregation and broker-dealer controls.
Senate Bill Grants CFTC Exclusive Digital Commodity Spot Market Jurisdiction
The bipartisan Senate draft codifies the CFTC as the primary spot market regulator, fundamentally restructuring digital asset compliance and jurisdictional risk for intermediaries.