#CryptoRegulation

Regulation of cryptocurrencies continues to evolve actively.

USA: New bills and political disputes

A bill has been introduced in the House of Representatives that clearly delineates the powers of the SEC and CFTC in the field of digital assets and legalizes token sales. However, the Senate's attempt to pass the GENIUS bill on stablecoins ended in failure, which slowed down the legislative process. Despite this, Deutsche Bank predicts the mass adoption of stablecoins in 2025 due to progress in regulation.

Ukraine: Suspension of legislative initiatives

The Office of the President of Ukraine has blocked further consideration of the bill on the regulation and taxation of cryptocurrencies, causing concern among market participants.

Russia: Tightening of control and restrictions

From January 1, 2025, miners are required to submit data on mined cryptocurrencies and the addresses to which they are credited to the registry. Also, in a number of regions, including the North Caucasus and new territories of the Russian Federation, a complete ban on mining has been imposed until 2031. It is planned to allow only "super-qualified" investors to trade on the Moscow Exchange.