News Archive
Browse retained market reporting from the past 30 days.
Crypto Economy
Russia will launch the digital ruble on September 1, with MTS, Rostelecom, MegaFon, Wildberries and Ozon among the first adopters. The law in force since July 2025 requires large retailers to accept the CBDC from that date, with staggered deadlines until 2028 for smaller businesses.
Cointelegraph
The securities regulator's crypto custody overhaul could clarify how investment advisers and funds hold digital assets for clients as the proposal moves through review.
Cointelegraph
A new survey finds broad skepticism toward crypto in workplace retirement plans as US policymakers move to expand access to alternative assets.
Crypto news
Stablecoin compliance could determine which issuers win institutional adoption as new US accounting and regulatory rules raise standards for redemption, reserves and risk controls, according to Aquanow CEO Phil Sham.
PYMNTS
The Blockchain Association is urging federal regulators to preserve a boundary between regulated stablecoin issuers and the decentralized networks on which their tokens circulate. In a Friday (Aug.
Tokenpost
Shinhan Financial Group, one of South Koreas five largest financial conglomerates, is partnering with Visa to develop stablecoin infrastructure and AI-powered payment models as the country moves toward clearer digital asset regulation. The Seoul-based financial group plans to use Visas enterprise stablecoin platform to test key functions such as stablecoin issuance, remittances and redemption.
BeInCrypto
Investors just moved a record $7 billion into gold and Bitcoin (BTC) funds in five days. Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan blames a flaw in the 60/40 portfolio, which is 100% exposed to fiat currency.
Coingape
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) sent its proposed crypto rules for investment firms to the White House. The proposed rulemaking aims to address how these firms can custody crypto assets, even as the Commission continues to provide regulatory clarity for the crypto industry.
Bitcoin Magazine
A vote on the Clarity Act has stalled but regulators are pushing ahead with policy regardless.
The Block
A proposal from the SEC to change its rules governing how investment advisers hold digital assets was sent this week to the White House.
Crypto Briefing
The SEC's proposed crypto custody rule overhaul could significantly impact institutional crypto adoption and reshape the custodian landscape. SEC proposes overhaul of crypto custody rules for advisers and funds.
Crypto Briefing
The proposal's review could reshape crypto asset management, impacting regulatory clarity and investor protection in evolving digital markets. SEC submits digital asset custody proposal to White House for review.
Crypto Briefing
The SEC's proposal could streamline crypto fundraising, potentially boosting innovation while ensuring investor protection and regulatory clarity. SEC sends sweeping digital asset regulation proposal to the White House.
Crypto news
Congress gave agencies one year to write stablecoin rules. They missed it by four months and counting.
Crypto news
Polymarket odds collapsed from 82 percent to 16 percent. The Senate returns September 14 with 14 working days and three unresolved disputes.
Coindesk
Japan's regulators are racing to modernize national settlement systems to prevent institutional investors and foreign capital from fleeing to overseas markets.
Coinspeaker
The CLARITY Act remains stalled in the Senate as lawmakers weigh an ethics dispute and face a narrow September window for action.
CryptoSlate
The Blockchain Association wants one-off and intermediary-routed cash-outs excluded, leaving regulators to decide when self-custody holders become issuer customers.
CryptoTicker
BaFin has been warning since August 24, 2026 about a crypto website that, according to the regulator's findings, misuses the identity of a real German company. Why the commercial register and the imprint are worthless as proof, and how to check a provider yourself in a few minutes.
Cryip
Japan's government, its top financial regulator and the Bank of Japan are moving to build blockchain infrastructure that would let stock and government bond trades settle almost instantly, instead of the one to two business days it currently takes.