Crypto Government

HTX has exited the UK following a settlement with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) over crypto promotions.

The US Treasury has sanctioned 10 individuals and one entity linked to North Korean IT worker schemes that generate illicit revenue.

The Bank of England has launched a consultation on central counterparties accepting tokenised forms of eligible collateral.

The Singapore Police Force has warned cryptocurrency users about tampered Ledger hardware wallets linked to approximately S$3.5 million in losses.

South Korea is considering delaying cryptocurrency taxation until January 2029, postponing the planned January 2027 start, according to Newsis.

Canada has proposed stablecoin regulations that would ban yield payments on holdings, cap redemption fees at 1% and require redemptions within three business days.

The European Central Bank (ECB) could launch the digital euro as early as 2029, subject to EU legislative approval, according to an interview with ECB Executive Board member Piero Cipollone published by Milano Finanza.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has requested a plan exploring blockchain technology as a potential way to circumvent international banking sanctions, he said in a Friday interview with Israel’s Channel 10 economic network.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has added tokenisation to its fiscal year 2027 examination priorities, placing digital asset infrastructure under regulatory scrutiny.

Singapore’s Monetary Authority has expanded its BLOOM initiative to include Malaysia and Thailand as policymaker members, strengthening regional cooperation on digital money settlement.

The Blockchain Association has urged US congressional leaders to advance bipartisan cryptocurrency tax legislation, launching a public campaign for clearer rules.

US President Donald Trump said his administration had disrupted overseas scam networks, with the FBI reporting 20 compounds dismantled.