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JPMorgan has voiced support for a clearer crypto regulatory framework while calling for stablecoins to be held to the same standards as traditional banks.
Britain has eased stablecoin capital requirements in its finalized crypto regulatory framework, signaling a more industry-friendly approach to digital asset oversight.
The UK's Financial Conduct Authority has slashed the capital requirement for stablecoin issuers to just 1% and outlined a broader regulatory framework for crypto firms.
A growing number of companies are building crypto reserves on their balance sheets. Investors are asking whether these digital-asset treasury plays actually make sense.
Ripple's former CTO has clarified that the idea behind XRP existed before Bitcoin, though the XRP token itself only launched after Bitcoin's creation.
The total stablecoin market has climbed to $315 billion as cautious sentiment among crypto investors continues to drag on Ether prices.
A new CoinShares report finds UK financial advisers have a significant blind spot around crypto assets, raising questions about client guidance quality.
XRP has slipped lower amid broad crypto market weakness, but large-wallet accumulation is drawing attention from traders watching for a potential bullish turn.
Japan is moving to bring crypto assets under its Financial Services Law by 2027, a shift that would reshape how digital assets are treated legally in the country.
A housing-focused bill moving through Congress contains provisions that could quietly benefit fintech companies and the crypto industry, according to reporting by American Banker.
Bitcoin steadied above $64,000 on June 22 as calming geopolitical tensions gave crypto markets a lift, according to reporting from The Motley Fool.
Europe's MiCA regulation is expected to force smaller crypto applications to migrate onto licensed custody infrastructure as compliance deadlines approach.
