Crypto

Japan's financial regulator is preparing a regulatory shift for Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies to combat fraud.

The bill establishes a regulatory framework for digital asset service providers, including custody platforms and exchanges.

Amid promises of modernization, "privacy by design," and offline transactions, the ECB's project moves forward. But Europeans are not interested.

Wyoming launches WYST, a multichain stablecoin set to go live in July, backed by cash and U.S. Treasury securities.

Lawmakers in North Carolina are proposing the allocation of up to 5% of pension funds into digital assets.

According to CEO Ardoino, the audit is a top priority as the company aims to strengthen transparency in 2025.

The IMF officially recognizes Bitcoin and similar cryptocurrencies in its latest BPM7 manual, classifying them as non-produced assets.

The American authorities change course on the cryptocurrency mixer while concerns about illicit actors' activities remain.

According to Frankfurt, the digital euro is proposed as a countermeasure to the growing influence of American stablecoins.

Tether surpasses Canada and Taiwan as a buyer of U.S. Treasury securities over the past year.