#CryptoRegulation
Until May 15, 2025, the world is witnessing a significant evolution in the regulation of digital currencies.
In the United States, new laws have been enacted to clarify the roles of the SEC and CFTC, and President Trump established the "Strategic Bitcoin Reserve".
In the United Kingdom, the GFO-X platform was launched as the first licensed exchange for digital currency derivatives, with plans for a comprehensive regulatory framework.
As for Turkey, it has tightened oversight by prohibiting the use of digital currencies for payments and trading derivatives, but it has allowed initial offerings.
In Argentina, regulations have been enacted to ensure transparency, requiring the registration of digital currency service providers and the implementation of strict protection measures. These trends indicate a global effort to achieve a balance between supporting digital innovation and protecting investors and financial systems from risks.
