#DigitalAssetBill Global Crypto Regulation Moves Forward

Governments around the world are stepping up their digital asset frameworks—balancing innovation with investor protection.

U.S. Makes Regulatory Strides

In a major step, the U.S. House passed the FIT21 Crypto Bill in May 2024, clearly outlining roles for the SEC and CFTC. Adding to the momentum, the SEC gave the green light to spot Ethereum ETFs—signaling a shift toward clearer crypto oversight.$ETH

EU Implements MiCA in Full

The European Union's MiCA framework is now fully in effect. It enforces licensing, transparency, and strict rules for stablecoin issuers and crypto service providers—bringing structure to the region’s digital asset space.

UK Tightens Rules on Promotions and AML

The UK’s Financial Services and Markets Act 2023 is now active, targeting crypto marketing and promotions. Tighter anti-money laundering (AML) measures are also on the way, set to roll out in 2025.

Asia Sets the Pace

Japan updated its Payment Services Act to bring stablecoins under regulation. Meanwhile, Singapore introduced stricter guidelines on crypto trading for retail investors—focusing on risk control.

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A Global Push for Safer Crypto Growth

From the U.S. to Asia, these updates reflect a coordinated global effort: protecting investors without blocking innovation.$BTC