Progress on international stablecoin rules by the FSB has stalled, with BIS officials warning of fragmentation risks. Meanwhile, the stablecoin market cap reaches $320 billion, and U.S. lawmakers push forward legislation.
The Financial Stability Board said it is preparing a robust regulatory framework for crypto assets and will present recommendations on stablecoins and other digital assets to G20 finance ministers and central bank governors in October.
The SEC sues Telegram over its $1.7 billion ICO, alleging unregistered securities. A court hearing is set for Oct 24, jeopardizing the planned TON mainnet launch with potential delays or restrictions.
Blackrock submitted an SEC filing for the iShares Blockchain Tech ETF, tracking the NYSE Factset Global Blockchain Technologies Index. The $10 trillion manager targets crypto mining, trading, and blockchain firms.
Blackrock, the world's largest asset manager with $10 trillion AUM, has filed with the SEC for iShares Blockchain Tech ETF, tracking the NYSE Factset Global Blockchain Technologies Index including crypto mining, trading and blockchain development firms.
The UK FCA published a consultation on April 15 outlining its crypto regulation perimeter, covering trading platforms, stablecoin issuance, custody, and staking. Authorization opens in September 2026, with full implementation by October 2027. The framework aims to create a sustainable and competitive market, potentially influencing global liquidity.
The 2024 BRICS summit saw a volatile twist: after denying plans for a cross-border payment system, reports emerged that BRICS proposed using Bitcoin for international payments. This article reviews the events and analyzes the geopolitical and market implications.
The Financial Stability Board (FSB) warns of a cascading crisis from tighter funding, war volatility, and non-bank finance cracks. Private credit redemption caps spread, threatening Bitcoin and risk assets as contagion deepens.
