# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Regulation

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Regulation", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

Dubai’s regulator warns MEXC, KuCoin to cease ‘unlicensed’ crypto activity

Dubai's Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) has issued cease and desist orders to crypto exchanges MEXC and KuCoin for operating without a license in the region. The regulator warned investors that engaging with these unlicensed platforms poses financial and legal risks. This crackdown occurs amid heightened regional tensions, particularly concerning Iran, where crypto activity surged by 700% as the regime uses digital assets to bypass U.S. sanctions. The UAE, the second-largest crypto market in the MENA region, is intensifying scrutiny of unlicensed exchanges, partly due to Western pressure to prevent illicit capital flows.

ambcrypto03/07 09:03

Dubai’s regulator warns MEXC, KuCoin to cease ‘unlicensed’ crypto activity

ambcrypto03/07 09:03

Florida Passes First U.S. State-Level Framework for Payment Stablecoins

Florida has passed the first comprehensive state-level stablecoin regulatory framework in the U.S. The bill, SB 314, establishes clear licensing, operational, and consumer protection rules for payment stablecoin issuers. It requires issuers to be licensed by the state, comply with anti-money laundering (AML) and know-your-customer (KYC) procedures, and submit detailed applications covering financial stability and operational plans. The legislation also clarifies that certain stablecoins are not securities. A companion bill, SB 1440, was passed to ensure the confidentiality of financial information collected from virtual currency businesses. The bill now awaits the governor's signature.

TheNewsCrypto03/07 07:18

Florida Passes First U.S. State-Level Framework for Payment Stablecoins

TheNewsCrypto03/07 07:18

From Ban Threats To Bank Licenses: Russia’s New Crypto Play

The Bank of Russia has proposed allowing banks and brokerage firms to obtain licenses to operate cryptocurrency exchanges through a simplified notification process based on existing licenses. Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina stated that this move aims to leverage the banking sector’s experience in anti-money laundering and fraud prevention to protect digital asset market clients. Under the proposal, crypto and stablecoins would be classified as "currency valuables"—permissible for ownership and trading but restricted as a domestic payment method. Banks would face a temporary risk cap of 1% of their capital when dealing with crypto. Qualified investors may trade without limits, while non-qualified investors are restricted to purchasing up to 300,000 rubles annually per intermediary. This regulatory shift reflects Russia’s gradual move from hostility toward crypto to tightly managed acceptance, with the goal of bringing activity onshore, enforcing taxation, and sidelining unlicensed foreign platforms. The central bank aims to finalize the legal framework by mid-2026.

bitcoinist03/07 07:02

From Ban Threats To Bank Licenses: Russia’s New Crypto Play

bitcoinist03/07 07:02

Vancouver Mayor’s Bitcoin Reserve Dream Hits Legal Wall

Vancouver city staff have recommended that Mayor Ken Sim's Bitcoin motion be dropped, citing that Bitcoin is not an allowable investment asset under the Vancouver Charter. The motion, passed in December 2024, aimed to explore accepting BTC payments and creating a Bitcoin reserve for city funds. However, provincial legislation does not recognize cryptocurrency as a valid payment method or permitted reserve asset. Staff have advised concluding the initiative to align with legal and financial priorities. The council will review the recommendation on March 10, forcing Mayor Sim to decide whether to defend or abandon his proposal.

bitcoinist03/06 19:02

Vancouver Mayor’s Bitcoin Reserve Dream Hits Legal Wall

bitcoinist03/06 19:02

‘Unlock for tokenization? ’- OCC clarifies capital rules for tokenized securities

U.S. banking regulators, including the OCC, Federal Reserve, and FDIC, have jointly clarified that tokenized securities will receive the same capital treatment as traditional securities, emphasizing a technology-neutral approach. This means tokenized stocks can serve as collateral if they meet bank criteria. Industry leaders hailed the move as a significant unlock for tokenization, laying groundwork for on-chain capital markets. Adoption has surged, with a 47% increase in holders to 184k in early 2026 and market cap exceeding $1 billion. However, aspects like settlement and custody rules remain unresolved, and tokenized securities remain a point of contention in broader crypto legislation.

ambcrypto03/06 19:01

‘Unlock for tokenization? ’- OCC clarifies capital rules for tokenized securities

ambcrypto03/06 19:01

6% Annualized Return: Musk Declares War on Traditional Banks

Elon Musk's X platform has launched "X Money," a financial product offering a 6% annual percentage yield (APY) on deposits, directly challenging traditional banks that offer near-zero rates. The product includes a metal debit card engraved with the user’s X handle, integrates with Visa Direct for instant transfers, and provides FDIC insurance up to $250,000 via Cross River Bank. The high yield is enabled by a low-cost, digital-native model without physical branches, leveraging X's over 500 million monthly active users. X Money threatens traditional banks, payment intermediaries like PayPal, and remittance services by potentially diverting deposits and reducing transaction fees. Regulatory hurdles remain, including pending approval in New York and compliance with the GENIUS Act, which prohibits stablecoin-related yields. The service is further integrated with Grok, X’s AI, aiming to offer real-time financial advice and seamless transactions within the platform. Success depends on regulatory clearance and effective execution, positioning X Money as a potential U.S. super-app akin to WeChat Pay.

比推03/06 15:18

6% Annualized Return: Musk Declares War on Traditional Banks

比推03/06 15:18

Coinbase Board, Including CEO Brian Armstrong, Faces New Lawsuit

Coinbase, its board, and CEO Brian Armstrong face a shareholder derivative lawsuit alleging breaches of fiduciary duty and federal securities law violations from 2021 to 2023. The complaint claims the company made false and misleading statements regarding the safety of retail customer assets in bankruptcy, securities compliance, and anti-money laundering controls. It cites a $100 million NYDFS settlement over inadequate KYC and transaction monitoring systems, which allegedly allowed criminal activity. The suit seeks damages for regulatory penalties, legal costs, and reputational harm, plus restitution from executives and corporate governance reforms.

bitcoinist03/06 12:32

Coinbase Board, Including CEO Brian Armstrong, Faces New Lawsuit

bitcoinist03/06 12:32

US Watchdogs Submit Crypto, Prediction Markets Rule Plans For White House Review

US financial regulators, the SEC and CFTC, have submitted rule proposals to the White House for review, aiming to regulate crypto assets and prediction markets. The SEC’s proposal focuses on applying federal securities laws to crypto assets, potentially establishing a taxonomy for clearer classification and oversight. The CFTC also advanced a rulemaking notice for prediction markets, seeking to set clear standards. Both agencies are collaborating under "Project Crypto" to ensure coherent regulation, prevent market fragmentation, and encourage innovation within U.S. jurisdiction. Officials emphasized the need for clear rules to avoid driving markets offshore.

bitcoinist03/06 11:02

US Watchdogs Submit Crypto, Prediction Markets Rule Plans For White House Review

bitcoinist03/06 11:02

SEC ends fraud case against Justin Sun after $10M settlement

The U.S. SEC has dismissed its fraud case against Justin Sun and his companies, Tron Foundation and BitTorrent Foundation, following a $10 million settlement. Sun agreed to pay the civil fine for violating federal securities laws, and the remaining claims were dismissed with prejudice. The lawsuit, filed in 2023, accused Sun of market manipulation and selling unregistered securities. The case was paused after President Trump took office in 2025 and reversed many prior SEC enforcement actions. While Sun welcomed the resolution, critics, including Senator Elizabeth Warren, condemned the settlement as a "pay-to-play" move, citing Sun's ties to a Trump-backed crypto firm. TRX price showed no immediate reaction.

ambcrypto03/06 08:17

SEC ends fraud case against Justin Sun after $10M settlement

ambcrypto03/06 08:17

RWA Weekly: Republicans Urge Senate to Adopt House Crypto Bill, EU's 12-Bank Alliance Qivalis Plans to Launch Euro Stablecoin

RWA Weekly Digest: March 6, 2026 The RWA sector continues to grow, with the total on-chain market cap reaching $26.52 billion. The stablecoin market cap saw a slight increase to $299.09 billion, marking two consecutive months of growth, while monthly active addresses rose to 53.48 million. Key regulatory developments include the U.S. Fed affirming a "technology-neutral" capital treatment for tokenized securities, and a U.S. Senate housing bill that included a temporary ban on a CBDC until 2030. The OCC issued rules limiting indirect interest payments on stablecoins. Japan's central bank announced plans to conduct trials for blockchain-based settlements. Significant project launches highlight the trend of traditional finance moving on-chain. A coalition of 12 EU banks, named Qivalis, plans to launch a MiCA-compliant euro stablecoin in the second half of the year. Germany's AllUnity expanded its offerings with a Swiss franc-pegged stable币, CHFAU. The Canadian government, alongside TD Bank, successfully piloted a C$100 million blockchain bond. In payments, Visa and Stripe are planning to expand their stable币 card issuance to over 100 countries. Western Union partnered with Crossmint to launch its USDPT stable币 on Solana. Funding activity remained strong. ARQ raised $70 million to expand its stablecoin-based financial applications in Latin America. QFEX secured $9.5 million in seed funding to launch a high-leverage RWA trading platform. Tether made a strategic investment in Axiym to integrate USDT into compliant payment networks. The European Central Bank issued a warning that widespread stable币 adoption, particularly of those pegged to foreign currencies like the USD, could pose significant risks to monetary policy and the banking system. Analysis from TD Cowen suggested that banks might lose the political battle over stable币 yield payments, though prolonged debate could jeopardize broader crypto legislation in the U.S.

marsbit03/06 07:21

RWA Weekly: Republicans Urge Senate to Adopt House Crypto Bill, EU's 12-Bank Alliance Qivalis Plans to Launch Euro Stablecoin