
Key Crypto Questions Investors Are Asking Heading Into 2026
Fidelity has outlined the major crypto questions markets and investors will need to grapple with as 2026 approaches, covering regulation, adoption, and digital asset maturity.
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Fidelity has outlined the major crypto questions markets and investors will need to grapple with as 2026 approaches, covering regulation, adoption, and digital asset maturity.

The US Treasury has put forward a regulatory proposal that would impose stricter oversight on cross-border cryptocurrency transfers, raising compliance questions for exchanges and users alike.

Minnesota is rolling out two new laws on August 1 targeting crypto fraud and child grooming, signaling a tougher stance on digital crime in the state.

Donald Trump's crypto ventures are drawing fresh ethics scrutiny, with critics questioning whether his digital asset business creates conflicts of interest for a sitting president.

Senate lawmakers are reportedly working to strengthen restrictions on crypto that go beyond concessions already floated by the Trump administration in the Clarity Act.

The Senate has put the crypto Clarity Act on hold as an ongoing ethics dispute blocks progress on one of the most anticipated digital asset bills of the year.

Myanmar's parliament has passed legislation targeting crypto scams, introducing penalties that can reach life imprisonment for the most serious offenses.

The U.S. Senate has pushed back action on the crypto Clarity Act, with lawmakers directing their limited legislative bandwidth toward other pressing matters.

Two Arkansas cryptocurrency mining projects became the center of a political fight over Chinese ownership, with Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders ultimately shaping the outcome.

The European Union has added crypto exchange HTX to its Russia sanctions list, marking another step in efforts to cut off sanctioned entities from digital asset markets.

A single $30,000 bill tied to one influencer sign-up is forcing the crypto industry to rethink how it pays for online promotion and celebrity endorsements.

A new report finds the U.S. crypto sector already supports 34,000 jobs and could contribute $55 billion to national GDP by 2026.