Swiss Council Proposes Two New Licensing Categories for Digital Asset Firms
New Swiss framework mandates dual licensing, requiring full asset backing and segregation for stablecoin and custody providers.
US Congress Enacts Stablecoin Law Mandating 1: 1 Reserves
The new federal framework mandates strict reserve composition and grants regulatory clarity, fundamentally restructuring the payment stablecoin market's legal foundation.
SEC Chairman Unveils Project Crypto, Formalizing Digital Asset Taxonomy
The SEC's pivot to a structured token taxonomy and tailored exemptions mandates a fundamental re-architecture of all US-facing compliance frameworks.
FCA Proposes Market Abuse Regime and Disclosure Rules for Cryptoassets
The FCA's Market Abuse Regime for Cryptoassets (MARC) consultation mandates a systemic control update, aligning digital asset market integrity standards with established UK financial law.
Bank of England Finalizes Systemic Sterling Stablecoin Reserve Asset Rules
The BoE's prudential framework mandates a 40% central bank deposit floor, fundamentally restructuring systemic stablecoin reserve management and liquidity controls.
US Congress Enacts GENIUS Stablecoin Law Mandating Reserves and Clarity
The GENIUS Act codifies a dual federal-state stablecoin framework, demanding 1:1 reserves and legal clarity, fundamentally de-risking the payments sector.
Brazil Central Bank Mandates VASP Licensing and Minimum Capital Requirements
Brazil's new VASP licensing and capital mandates establish a robust compliance floor, strategically integrating digital assets into core financial market oversight.
SEC Chairman Details Project Crypto, Proposing Formal Token Taxonomy and New Rules
The SEC's "Project Crypto" will formalize a token taxonomy and introduce tailored safe harbor exemptions, structurally redefining the US compliance perimeter for digital asset offerings.
SEC Enforcement Actions Drop Thirty Percent under New Leadership
The SEC's pivot to a principled digital asset framework necessitates recalibrating risk models away from aggressive enforcement litigation.
