Tokenized securities took a step closer to mainstream adoption in the U.S. after the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) filed a rule change with regulators that would allow trading of tokenized versions of eligible stocks and...

Japan is weighing the introduction of cryptocurrency-based exchange-traded funds (ETFs) as early as next year, a move that could open the door to deeper 'institutional demand' in one of Asia’s most tightly regulated...

Geopolitical risk and regulatory momentum dominated crypto market headlines over the past 24 hours, as President Trump signaled a tougher stance on Iran while lawmakers and regulators across the Americas moved to tighten —...

U.S. senators have reached a compromise on a contentious provision governing how stablecoin issuers can share yield with users, a move that could revive stalled momentum behind the long-running ‘Clarity Act’...

Ripple (XRP) traded in a tight range around $1.38 on Saturday UTC, as traders weighed a cooling tape against a potentially market-defining U.S. regulatory catalyst: the pending 'Clarity Act'. While XRP has edged lower over...

Brazils central bank has introduced sweeping new regulations that prohibit the use of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and stablecoins for settling international remittances within its electronic foreign exchange (eFX)...

South Korea’s domestic politics is increasingly being treated as tradable risk on global crypto rails, as blockchain prediction market Polymarket lists high-volume contracts tied to Korean elections and even the tenure of...

U.S. crypto markets saw a renewed burst of 'institutional demand' on Thursday, as spot Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) ETFs posted sizable daily inflows, while regulators and lawmakers signaled potential progress on...

The U.S. Treasury’s sanctions office is warning that any attempt to route payments to Iran—whether in fiat or crypto—could trigger enforcement action, as fresh reporting raises questions about alleged sanctions-evasion...

Two separate Korean won-linked stablecoin initiatives have launched outside Korea in the past six months—an outcome that underscores a growing contradiction: while Seoul debates who should be allowed to issue a won...