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Hong Kong marks a regulatory milestone: the first international bank receives the green light to operate with crypto assets

Hong Kong opens the door to a new crypto era: Here's what was said at Asia Finternet 2025

Brazil becomes a pioneer in crypto regulation in Latin America: its new legal framework comes into effect in February 2026

The SEC is preparing an exemption that could transform crypto regulation by 2026.

Washington merges these two laws to advance regulation of the crypto ecosystem.

Hong Kong launches public consultation on crypto asset classification in banking. What does this mean?

The Vietnamese government launches a cryptoasset pilot program that will run until 2030.

The SEC unveils regulatory changes that could transform the crypto market this year.

Kristin Smith sums it up: These are the two weeks that changed US crypto policy.

The financial revolution has already begun: CFTC and SEC join forces in a crypto offensive that will change everything.

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Binance would lose its MiCA license and access to the European market

MiCA regulation: Europe is considering including DeFi, staking, and NFTs

Securitize goes public: expects to raise 400 million

Dogecoin and HYPE lead declines in the crypto market

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