The European Commission review examines whether MiCA stablecoin rules still fit crypto markets after the EU framework entered full force.
Business
The European Commission review examines whether MiCA stablecoin rules still fit crypto markets after the EU framework entered full force.
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Policy
Europe’s MiCA rules create one crypto market for authorized providers while hundreds of firms face a compliance deadline.
The U.S. housing bill includes a CBDC ban through 2030, drawing attention to Circle, Coinbase, stablecoins and crypto-linked shares.
Beijing broadens digital asset rules to stablecoins and tokenized assets, reinforcing approval requirements and oversight for overseas digital finance activity.
CryptoWire, WASHINGTON: A growing rift within the cryptocurrency industry has disrupted progress on a key U.S. Senate bill intended to establish federal oversight of digital assets, following the withdrawal of support from major exchange Coinbase and mounting opposition from several industry groups. The setback has forced lawmakers to postpone action on legislation that was initially…
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved a new set of generic listing standards that will allow national securities exchanges to list commodity-based exchange-traded products, including spot cryptocurrency ETFs, without requiring case-by-case approval. The move simplifies the regulatory pathway for such products and introduces formal criteria for eligibility. The final rule, approved on September 17,…
The Trump administration has directed leading US mortgage finance firms to recognize cryptocurrency holdings as part of applicants’ wealth when evaluating mortgage eligibility. The order applies to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the two government-backed enterprises responsible for guaranteeing more than half of residential mortgages in the United States. The announcement was made by Bill Pulte, Director of the Federal…
