
OCC Stablecoin Rule Sets Two-Day Redemption Deadline
The OCC's final GENIUS Act rule sets a two-business-day stablecoin redemption limit, changes reserve liquidity and leaves third-party rewards under scrutiny.
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The OCC's final GENIUS Act rule sets a two-business-day stablecoin redemption limit, changes reserve liquidity and leaves third-party rewards under scrutiny.

Webull plans to launch crypto perpetual futures in the U.S. through Kalshi. Learn how leverage, funding, liquidations and CFTC protections actually work.

France proposes new MiCA rules for DeFi intermediaries, protocol certification and liability. Here is what could change for users and platforms.

Deutsche Bank is preparing institutional crypto custody. Here's what MiCA protects, who controls private keys and why bank custody is not deposit insurance.

Russia's digital ruble has passed 220,000 accounts. Its rollout reveals how central-bank money differs from stablecoins in ownership, privacy and payments.

First Digital’s $250M listing deal exposes how stablecoin issuers earn reserve income, why Fed rates matter, and why holders may receive none of the yield.

The CFTC wants sports, politics and other event contracts explicitly treated as swaps, escalating the fight over whether prediction markets belong under federal derivatives law or state gambling rules.

EU finance ministers want the largest cross-border crypto platforms supervised directly by ESMA, moving MiCA closer to one rulebook and one supervisor for Europe’s most important exchanges.

Crypto companies are seeking national trust bank charters for custody and stablecoin infrastructure, but OCC supervision does not automatically mean deposits, consumer loans or FDIC insurance.

The CFTC is preparing a federal framework for leveraged and financed crypto markets, showing how regulators can pull part of spot crypto under national oversight even without a new market-structure law.

European regulators are examining Binance’s reliance on reverse solicitation, testing how far an offshore crypto exchange can serve EU users without a MiCA licence.

The SEC has proposed a new crypto custody framework that could let advisers hold certain client assets themselves and use state trust companies, reshaping who controls institutional crypto keys.

Coinbase now controls a regulated US derivatives exchange, futures broker and clearinghouse, showing how crypto companies are rebuilding the market infrastructure traditional finance normally splits across several institutions.

The FCA has opened its crypto authorisation gateway, ending an era where AML registration was often mistaken for full financial regulation in the UK.

Brazil’s October eFX rules block stablecoins from one key settlement leg, showing how regulators are moving beyond the user payment and into the infrastructure behind it.