SEC Under Atkins - One Year That Flipped Crypto Regulation
From lawsuits to green lights-Washington’s crypto stance didn’t just shift, it reversed.
Hong Kong Launches 24/7 Tokenized Trading
Finance just went always-on-Hong Kong is turning traditional markets into nonstop digital machines.
$300M Kelp DAO Exploit Triggers DeFi Liquidity Crisis
A single exploit just shook multiple protocols at once-this wasn’t just a hack, it was a chain reaction.
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US Senate Moves to Block CBDC With Ban in Major Housing Bill
The U.S. Senate has approved a bipartisan amendment that temporarily blocks the Federal Reserve from issuing a central bank digital currency.
Norway’s Central Bank Hits Pause on CBDC plan
Norway’s central bank says the payment system already works just fine - so a CBDC can wait.
Pakistan Reaffirms Push for Crypto Regulation
Pakistan doubles down on crypto regulation, meeting Binance leadership as it moves toward a structured, transparent digital-asset framework.
Israel Tightens Stablecoin Control
Israel moves to crack down on private stablecoin issuers as it prepares to roll out the digital shekel in 2026.
Russia Begins Accepting Digital Ruble for Federal Budget Payments
Russia sets a firm 2026 start date for digital ruble budget payments, marking its biggest state-level CBDC shift yet.
India Doubles Down on Digital Rupee Push as It Tightens Crypto Rules
India is betting big on its RBI-backed digital rupee while keeping private cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin at arm’s length — “We only tax it,” says Minister Piyush Goyal.
European Central Bank Moves Forward With Digital Euro, Picks Tech...
The European Central Bank takes a decisive step in shaping the digital euro, naming seven providers to develop its core components ahead of a potential 2029 launch.
Bank of England Cools on Digital Pound Amid Private Sector Progress
The UK central bank shifts focus to bank-led innovation as public appetite for a digital pound fades.
Chainlink Boosts Cross-Border CBDC-Stablecoin Swaps in Hong Kong Pilot
Chainlink’s CCIP tech drives new interoperability standards in Hong Kong’s e-HKD+ project, supported by Visa, Fidelity, and ANZ.
