The latest in Regulation.
Prediction markets are expanding crypto’s speculative frontier, offering fixed-outcome contracts on elections, rates and sports while raising fresh questions about liquidity, manipulation, settlement and regulation.
U.S. stablecoin issuers are turning new regulation into a payments race, competing on reserves, redemption, licensing, compliance, distribution and global reach as banks and fintechs enter the market.
A newly disclosed DeFi exploit raises urgent questions about accountability, smart-contract failures, oracle risk, governance controls, insurance coverage and regulation as automated financial infrastructure moves toward mainstream adoption.
OpenReserve Bank’s provisional OCC charter creates a path to federally supervised onchain banking, but the startup must still prove its stablecoin, tokenized deposit and continuous settlement model can meet liquidity and operational standards.
South Korea’s three-stage tokenized securities roadmap starts with institutional private funds and bonds in 2027, expands to public markets, and ultimately targets stablecoin-based on-chain settlement.
The CFTC has asked a court to dismiss CME Group’s challenge to crypto perpetual futures approvals, raising questions about U.S. derivatives regulation, competition and institutional capital flows.
Stablecoins are moving beyond crypto trading into payments, remittances and business settlement. The article examines circulation, reserves, regulation and which issuers may capture the economics of tokenized dollars.
Crypto prediction markets are attracting capital and scrutiny, but thin liquidity, concentrated wallets, insider information and unclear settlement rules could undermine trust, price accuracy and market integrity.
Congress’s crypto market structure bill could redraw SEC and CFTC authority, reshape spot trading, custody and disclosures, and determine whether institutional liquidity returns to US markets or remains offshore.
Crypto exchanges are developing continuous proof-of-reserves systems that combine blockchain data, cryptographic liability proofs and independent audits to reveal solvency risks before withdrawals freeze under stress.
Crypto exchanges are entering a new liquidity battle as stricter compliance, withdrawal controls, solvency disclosures and cross-border rules favor platforms that can earn institutional trust without driving users offshore.
Stablecoin rules under the GENIUS Act will shape reserve requirements, redemptions, compliance costs and market competition, determining whether dollar tokens remain open to fintechs or favor banks and tech giants.