IMF, JPMorgan, Central Banks Contribute to Global Tokenized Asset Compliance Effort
Leading central banks, financial institutions, and blockchain firms contributed to the Global Layer One (GL1) white paper on…
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Bank of England eases stablecoin rules, introduces 40 billion-pound issuance cap
The Bank of England published draft rules for systemic stablecoins, easing reserve requirements and replacing holding limits with…
Binance can serve Philippine traders under SEC framework, BlockShoals says
The exchange’s Philippine return relies on an SEC sandbox arrangement that BlockShoals says permits trading access without a…
China pays closer attention to stablecoins as cross-border role expands
A senior PBOC official called for closer monitoring, stronger regulation and international coordination as stablecoins gain importance in…
Report: BoE Deputy Governor Breeden Signals Retreat on UK Stablecoin Ownership Limits
The Bank of England is walking back key parts of its stablecoin rulebook after the digital assets industry…
Lagarde Blocks Euro Stablecoin Push, Calls $300B Market a Stability Risk for ECB Policy
European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde rejected calls for Europe to promote euro-denominated stablecoins this week, warning…
Federal Reserve Set to Hold Rates at 3.75% as Traders Price 99% Odds for April 29 FOMC
Prediction markets and CME futures traders have converged on one outcome ahead of the April 29 Federal Open…
BIS Report: Crypto Earn Products Resemble Deposits With No FDIC Protection
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) published a Financial Stability Institute report in April 2026, warning that the…
South Korea BOK Governor Prioritizes Digital Won CBDC in First Policy Speech
South Korea’s new Bank of Korea Governor Shin Hyun-song used his April 21 inaugural address to plant a…
BIS Official Flags $320 Billion Stablecoin Market as Financial Stability Concern
BIS General Manager Pablo Hernández de Cos called global coordination on stablecoin regulation a matter of “critical importance,”…