SEC Staff Expands Qualified Custodian Definition for Institutional Crypto Asset Custody
The No-Action Letter provides a crucial regulatory pathway for Registered Investment Advisers to custody digital assets with state-chartered trust entities.
U.S. Congress Enacts GENIUS Act Establishing Federal Stablecoin Regulatory Framework
The GENIUS Act mandates 1:1 reserve backing and federal oversight, fundamentally reclassifying payment stablecoins as regulated financial instruments.
SEC Staff Confirms State Trust Companies Qualified Digital Asset Custodians
The SEC's no-action relief operationalizes institutional digital asset custody by clarifying the "qualified custodian" status for state-chartered trust companies.
US Congress Establishes Federal Stablecoin Framework Mandating Full Reserve Backing
Issuers must now architect compliance systems around the 100% liquid reserve mandate and the definitive prohibition on stablecoin interest payments.
FCA Lifts Four-Year Retail Ban on Crypto Exchange-Traded Notes
The FCA's policy pivot normalizes regulated crypto exposure, compelling UK financial institutions to immediately update suitability and risk disclosure frameworks.
SEC Staff Expands Qualified Custodian Definition for Digital Assets
The SEC's custody clarification unlocks institutional capital by validating state-chartered trust companies as qualified custodians for crypto assets.
US Congress Enacts GENIUS Act Establishing Federal Stablecoin Framework
The new federal stablecoin law mandates 1:1 reserve backing and prohibits yield, fundamentally reshaping issuer compliance architecture.
Tariff Threat Triggers Record Crypto Market Crash and Liquidations
A sudden tariff announcement by the U.S. government caused a historic crypto market crash, wiping out billions in leveraged positions.
Zero-Knowledge Proof of Training Secures Decentralized Federated Learning Consensus
ZKPoT uses zk-SNARKs to verify decentralized model accuracy without revealing private data, solving the efficiency-privacy trade-off in federated learning.
