Crypto Regulation Goes Global!
US: New Regulations and Strategic Bitcoin Reserve
US President Donald Trump plans to sign comprehensive crypto legislation by August. These include regulations for stablecoins and rules on crypto market structure. There is also a US plan to create a strategic Bitcoin reserve.
SEC Chairman Paul Atkins announced that they are working on new regulations aimed at establishing clear rules for crypto tokens. These regulations aim to provide guidance for the classification of crypto assets as securities, registration processes and trading platforms.
UK Institutional Crypto Trading with GFO-X
GFO-X, a regulated and centrally cleared digital asset derivatives trading platform, has launched in London. The platform offers new trading opportunities for institutional investors. GFO-X is authorized by the FCA and clearing services are provided by LCH.
Brazil: New Restrictions on Stablecoin Transfers
Brazil has introduced new rules to regulate stablecoin transfers. These regulations aim to limit transfers to foreign wallets and prevent illegal activities.
India Close Monitoring of Crypto Transactions in Geopolitical Regions
The Indian government has ordered to closely monitor crypto transactions in sensitive regions such as Jammu and Kashmir. This step is considered as a measure to prevent money laundering and terrorism financing.
OECD Global Crypto Tax Reporting Framework (CARF)
The OECD has introduced the Global Crypto Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) for crypto assets. This framework requires crypto service providers to collect user information and report it annually to tax authorities. The EU will apply these rules from January 1, 2026.
The year 2025 is a watershed year for global crypto regulation. New laws in the US, the EU's MiCA and CARF, the UK's institutional trading moves, and regulations in emerging markets are making crypto markets more transparent and secure.
