Latest news about Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies focused on the regulation and acceptance of the states.
The regulation of Bitcoin [BTC] and different cryptocurrencies is something that generates speculation, the new laws, decrees or sentences around virtual currencies are a current issue in governments. Their eagerness to regulate and control cryptocurrencies has led them to take action on this matter.
On Crypto-Economy we investigate and contrast the information offered to make a selection of the latest news concerning the bitcoin regulation, Altcoins or the ICOS.
TL;DR: ESMA warned that many prediction-market event contracts may already fall under existing EU binary-options restrictions, regardless of how platforms brand them. Products with binary outcomes
TL;DR: The RBI presented to the Indian Parliament a strategy to isolate banks from cryptocurrencies and private stablecoins. The central bank warned that regulating cryptocurrencies with
TL;DR: The Korea Exchange modified listing rules on July 2, 2026, to subject firms that change their main business within five years of their IPO to
TL;DR: Paul Atkins, SEC chair, announced that the Trump administration’s mandate is to make the U.S. the world’s “crypto capital.” The SEC is abandoning the strategy
TL;DR: Lummis rejected Warren’s warning that the Clarity Act creates illicit-finance loopholes, arguing it contains more than 16 statutory safeguards. Warren cited hostile foreign actors and
TL;DR: OFAC sanctioned 134 crypto wallet addresses tied to ISIS-K, adding them to the Specially Designated Nationals list as counterterror enforcement follows digital asset flows. Tether
TL;DR Europe’s MiCA transition ended with last-minute authorizations, and the ESMA interim register showed 244 authorized CASPs across the EU and EEA by Friday. Italy added
TL;DR: Gate obtained a MiCA CASP license and a Payment Institution license in Europe, consolidating its position in the market. MiCA’s grace period closed on July
TL;DR: Taiwan approved its first crypto and stablecoin regulation law, requiring licenses for all virtual asset service providers. Stablecoins issued in Taiwan will require approval from
TL;DR: Australia will enforce the travel rule for cryptocurrencies starting July 2026, requiring sender and recipient data on every transfer. The rule, promoted by FATF since
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