Legislation
UK Plans to Start Regulating Cryptocurrency in 2027
The U.K. government plans to extend existing financial regulation to cover crypto companies, emulating the approach of the U.S. rather than that of the EU.
Polish Government Urges President to Sign Crypto Bill He Already Rejected: Report
The Polish government reintroduced crypto legislation without changing a single period, after telling the president he needs to sign it to avoid Russian-linked security threats.
UK Passes Law Formally Recognizing Crypto as Property
The Property (Digital Assets etc) Act received Royal Assent on Tuesday, the final step of an act becoming law after being passed by the U.K. Parliament.
Michigan's Stalled Bitcoin Reserve Bill Advances After 7 Months
The bill proposes allowing the state treasury to invest up to 10% of its reserves in bitcoin and potentially other cryptocurrencies.
Crypto Lobby Pushes Back Against Bank Effort to Rewrite U.S. Stablecoin Law
Industry groups said repealing key provisions of the GENIUS Act would stifle competition and deny consumers meaningful choice.
French MPs Float Plan to Mine Bitcoin With Surplus Nuclear Energy
The proposal aims to take advantage of surplus energy generated by nuclear power plants, with one MP describing it as a "secure and extremely profitable solution".
Key U.S. Senator Tells White House Crypto Market Structure Bill Will Be Done by Sept. 30
The Senate and House are sending mixed messages on the most important crypto legislation awaited by the industry, with a new Senate deadline set.
Arizona Moves Closer to Creating Bitcoin Reserve as Bill Passes Final Senate Vote
HB2324, which still needs House approval, would update Arizona's laws on forfeiture, allowing the state to hold abandoned digital assets as unclaimed property.
Vietnam Passes Landmark Law Recognizing Crypto Assets
The law outlines a framework for managing digital assets and fostering blockchain innovation and will take effect on Jan. 1, 2026.
South Korea's Ruling Party Wants to Allow Companies to Issue Stablecoins: Bloomberg
Under a proposed law, companies would be able issue their own tokens provided they meet equity capital requirements and can guarantee refunds through reserves.
