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: Japan’s Cabinet approved the digital asset reform bill on April 10, 2026. The Asian nation’s House of Representatives granted parliamentary approval to the proposal on
TL;DR A New York resident received a 15-month prison sentence after running a $1.4 million crypto fraud scheme through fake Telegram influencer accounts. Prosecutors said the
TL;DR The CLARITY Act has cleared committee and reached the Senate calendar, but still needs 60 votes before the August recess. Republicans hold 53 Senate seats,
TL;DR: Kalshi added India to its list of 55 restricted jurisdictions after Indian authorities warned providers about the use of VPNs. Spain, Indonesia, Singapore, Poland, Portugal,
TL;DR: A coalition composed of the Blockchain Association, the Crypto Council for Innovation, and The Digital Chamber sent a joint letter to the House Ways and
TL;DR: Roman Storm was convicted on August 6, 2025, for operating an unlicensed money transmission business as co-founder of Tornado Cash. Section 604 of the CLARITY
TL;DR Nine European gambling regulators pledged joint action against unlicensed prediction markets during the World Cup as Kalshi expands sports partnerships. Kalshi became an official World
TL;DR: The contract volume in prediction markets reached approximately $23 billion over the past year. Sports betting accounted for nearly 70% of Kalshi’s trading volume during
TL;DR CME plans to sue the CFTC after regulators approved Bitcoin perpetual futures for Kalshi, opening a regulated U.S. path for crypto perpetuals. CEO Terry Duffy
TL;DR: Licensing exemption: The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is preparing regulations to bypass parts of the traditional broker licensing architecture for crypto platforms. Operation
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