Security

On July 1, 2026, the MiCA transition period officially ends, while the US Senate advances the CLARITY Act. This article offers an in-depth analysis of how these two major regulatory milestones are reshaping the global compliance landscape.

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the legislative process behind the two bills, highlights key differences in their core provisions, examines the regulatory debate over stablecoin yield rules, and explores their impact on the industry.

SEC’s 2026 regulations clarify that non-custodial crypto wallets which only relay user trade instructions may not need to register as broker-dealers. The fundraising framework closely aligns with the Safe Harbor proposal. This article provides a comprehensive analysis of compliance boundaries and industry impact.

This article breaks down the three major points of contention, outlines the opposing camps behind the proposed amendments, and analyzes the structural impact the bill’s passage could have on the industry.

This article breaks down the key provisions one by one, offering an in-depth analysis of how the SEC and CFTC’s redefined regulatory authority will profoundly impact BTC, ETH, and the broader DeFi sector.

Circle Secures France’s First AMF MiCA Stablecoin License: Analyzing MiCA’s Reserve Management and Audit Requirements, and How This Regulatory Milestone Accelerates Institutional Integration in the Stablecoin Market

Interpreting the GENIUS Act federal legislative framework, the 1:1 reserve requirement, and the licensing regime. Comparing the regulatory logic of the EU’s MiCA framework, and analyzing compliance pathways and global regulatory convergence trends under both systems.

The SEC withdrew its appeal against Ripple in August 2025, officially confirming XRP’s status as a non-security in secondary markets. In April 2026, XRPL integrated native zero-knowledge proof validation, becoming the first public blockchain to provide a built-in privacy layer designed for institutional use.

309-page CLARITY Act draft officially released; Senate Banking Committee to hold a vote on Thursday. Bipartisan agreement reached on stablecoin incentive provisions, and the jurisdictional divide between the SEC and CFTC may soon end enforcement-driven regulation.

The U.S. Senate Banking Committee has released a 309-page updated draft of the CLARITY Act, incorporating new provisions that limit stablecoin rewards and include elements from the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act. The update also clarifies that non-custodial developers are not considered money transmitters.