#CryptoRegulation In 2025, crypto regulation is evolving globally. In the U.S., the SEC is developing rules for crypto tokens as securities, clarifying issuance and trading, while a bipartisan stablecoin bill failed due to concerns over Trump’s crypto ventures, sparking anti-corruption proposals. Pro-crypto optimism persists, with predictions of relaxed U.S. regulations and a possible Bitcoin reserve. The UK’s FCA plans to ban retail crypto purchases with borrowed funds and align crypto firms with traditional finance laws, raising innovation concerns. The EU’s MiCA enforces strict stablecoin rules, potentially driving users to unregulated alternatives. South Korea’s new regulations tighten AML and sales practices. The crypto community is divided—some see regulation as legitimizing, others as stifling. Bitcoin’s price surge past $100,000 reflects U.S. optimism, but global restrictions and stablecoin debates create uncertainty. (126 words)