#CryptoRegulation

Global cryptocurrency regulation continues to evolve, with varying approaches across jurisdictions. The EU's MiCA framework is set to fully apply by January 2026, introducing licensing for crypto firms and transparency requirements. In the US, recent signals suggest a potentially less aggressive federal stance, although individual states maintain their own rules.

The FATF's Travel Rule is increasingly being implemented globally to enhance AML and CFT measures for crypto transfers. Stablecoins are also facing greater regulatory scrutiny worldwide, with tailored rules emerging to ensure their reliability. The overarching aim is to balance innovation with consumer protection and financial stability.