Japan's Financial Services Agency may investigate whether the issuance of SANAE TOKEN violates regulations

Crypto Bill Faces a New Challenge, Delaying its Implementation

The crypto bill faces significant delays due to opposition from banks and Senate challenges, despite support from major crypto firms. Banks fear deposit flight affecting lending, while Democrats propose stricter regulations, risking further stalling until after the 2026 elections.

SEC Sends New Crypto Securities Guidance to White House

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission submitted interpretive crypto guidance to the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs for interagency review. The proposal explains how securities laws may apply to crypto transactions and token classifications without creating new federal

Crypto Gambling Payments Under Review in the UK

The UK Gambling Commission has begun examining whether licensed betting companies could accept cryptocurrency payments in the future. The idea of crypto gambling remains at an early stage, but regulators say clear demand already exists. Officials in the United Kingdom want to understand how

UK reviews cryptocurrency gambling payments to promote legal digital asset betting and consumer protection

The UK Gambling Commission is reviewing the use of cryptocurrency payments on licensed gambling platforms, aiming to provide players with more payment options while ensuring consumer protection. As demand for crypto gambling increases, regulators hope to guide players away from high-risk platforms through the legalization of crypto payments and plan to introduce more comprehensive regulatory frameworks between 2026 and 2027.

Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission Chief Executive: Must Fully Upgrade Market Infrastructure and Integrate Tokenization-Related Innovation Projects

ChainCatcher News, Liang Fengyi also revealed that the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission has jointly led a working group under the Asia-Pacific Committee with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission to combat online scams, and is exchanging intelligence with global peers to participate in standard-setting and coordination work in the fields of digital assets and other categories.

South Korea limits major shareholders of crypto exchanges to 20% ownership, promoting industry diversification and increased market transparency

The South Korean financial regulatory authority is drafting new regulations to limit the shareholding ratio of major shareholders in cryptocurrency exchanges to within 20% in order to reduce systemic risk and enhance transparency. This will prompt exchanges to reorganize their equity structures, strengthen governance and market fairness, and also provide new opportunities for institutional investors. Analysts believe that this measure will help improve industry credibility and promote long-term stable development.