Ripple reports final OCC approval for its national trust bank, which will manage the reserves of the RLUSD stablecoin under federal oversight.
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JPMorgan views recent US agency steps as only a partial substitute for the failed Clarity Act and expects elevated risk premiums to persist.
The OCC has published its final rule under the GENIUS Act, effective January 2027, and will review stablecoin rewards paid via partners case by case.
FINMA has approved the first Bitcoin ETF in Switzerland, a retail fund that holds Bitcoin directly and is also open to private investors.
Turkish media report that Istanbul authorities arrested Richard Heart on a Red Notice requested by Finland, while official confirmation is still pending.
A Democratic win in the midterms would hardly stop deregulation, but it would bring crypto firms and banks subpoenas and hearings.
FinCEN withdraws its 2023 crypto mixing rule and its 2020 unhosted wallet proposal, while the EU and Switzerland require proof of wallet ownership.
The SEC plans to permit crypto custody by investment advisers and funds through state trust companies and, in narrow cases, on their own.
According to a US Senate report, 84% of 846 Iran-linked wallets used almost only USDT, while Tether cites nearly USD 550 million in freezes.
According to a WSJ report, Lagarde blocked the Binance license in Greece. The HCMC rejects that account, and the ECB declines to comment.
The SEC Innovation Exemption frees tokenized trading venues from exchange and dealer registration for five years, tied to volume limits.
The procedural vote on the Clarity Act missed the 60-vote threshold in the Senate, with four Republicans voting against their own caucus.
The revised Clarity Act runs to 630 pages ahead of the first Senate vote on September 15, but Democrats have not yet backed it.
Iran’s central bank tolerates crypto in export payments while the US Treasury has sanctioned four Iranian exchanges handling 78% of volume.
Coinbase wants to list stock perpetuals for round-the-clock trading in the US and needs CFTC approval on top of the SEC clearance.
Judge Failla has pushed the Roman Storm trial to April 2027, because she has not yet ruled on the Tornado Cash developer’s acquittal motion.
























