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Hong Kong's financial regulators unveiled sweeping changes to digital asset regulations Monday, allowing virtual trading platforms to share order books with overseas affiliates and lowering barriers for stablecoin distribution as the city accelerates its push to compete with Singapore and the United

Japan is preparing for a landmark transformation in cryptocurrency regulation, with the Financial Services Agency set to permit domestic banks to acquire and hold digital assets including Bitcoin for the first time — a move that could position the world's third-largest economy as a global leader in

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed legislation Monday that fundamentally changes how the state handles unclaimed cryptocurrency held on exchanges and custodial platforms. The new law prevents automatic liquidation of dormant digital assets and requires the state to preserve them in their origin

The Bank of England is preparing to grant exemptions to its proposed stablecoin ownership limits, allowing certain digital asset firms including crypto exchanges to hold large amounts of the tokens, according to people familiar with the matter. The move marks a potential shift in the central bank's

The Securities and Exchange Commission suspended trading in QMMM Holdings on Sept. 29 after shares in the Hong Kong-based company jumped nearly 1,000% this month. The regulatory action followed QMMM's announcement that it would allocate $100 million to purchase Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana. What to