Cryptocurrency
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SEC Regulation Crypto Assets: what the proposed rules would mean for investors
Read more: SEC Regulation Crypto Assets: what the proposed rules would mean for investorsThe SEC’s proposed Regulation Crypto Assets would create two new ways to raise money through token sales and a route for a token to stop being treated as a security. What it covers, what it leaves out, and how to comment before 20 October 2026.
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US stablecoin rules: what the GENIUS Act means for holders (2026)
Read more: US stablecoin rules: what the GENIUS Act means for holders (2026)Six federal agencies must finalize GENIUS Act stablecoin rules by July 18, 2026. Here is what full reserves, no FDIC insurance, and the new regime mean for people who hold dollar stablecoins.
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UK stablecoin rules 2026: the Bank of England and FCA framework explained
Read more: UK stablecoin rules 2026: the Bank of England and FCA framework explainedThe Bank of England and the FCA have set out how sterling stablecoins will be regulated, including a 40 billion pound issuance cap and strict reserve rules. Here is what it means for people who hold or use them.
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The US crypto regulatory picture has changed faster than the UK’s: GENIUS Act, SAB 122, and what they mean for ETF holders and stablecoin users
Read more: The US crypto regulatory picture has changed faster than the UK’s: GENIUS Act, SAB 122, and what they mean for ETF holders and stablecoin usersThe GENIUS Act (July 2025), SAB 122 (January 2025) and the SEC-CFTC MOU (March 2026) have reset US crypto regulation faster than the UK’s parallel CP26/13 framework. We unpack what each does, where USDC, USDT and PYUSD landed, and what the changes mean for Bitcoin ETF holders and stablecoin users in 2026.
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UK crypto regulation explained: the FCA’s 2026-2027 authorisation timeline for investors
Read more: UK crypto regulation explained: the FCA’s 2026-2027 authorisation timeline for investorsOn 15 April 2026 the FCA published CP26/13, its consultation on the perimeter of the UK crypto regulatory regime. The full regime goes live on 25 October 2027. This guide explains every milestone in between, what changes for retail investors, and what the new rules do (and do not) protect you against.
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