Crypto Regulations

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Crypto·21/7/2026Resumen IA

Asian Nations Tighten Crypto Regulations and Face Industry Challenges

Vietnam introduces fines for retail crypto users on unlicensed platforms, while Japan reclassifies crypto as financial assets with new tax rules and penalties. South Korea updates national asset management to include crypto and addresses platform hacks, while Malaysia faces controversy over a school hosting Israeli citizens. Coinbase reportedly opens verification for China-based users, and Hong Kong approves a tokenized fund.

Cointelegraph

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JPMorgan Warns of Oversight Gaps in Proposed US Crypto Regulations

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Business·30/6/2026Resumen IA

JPMorgan Warns of Oversight Gaps in Proposed US Crypto Regulations

JPMorgan cautions that rapid US crypto regulation might create oversight gaps, particularly in stablecoin incentives and anti-money laundering tools, as the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act nears a Senate vote.

CryptoSlate

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EU Seeks Feedback on Crypto Regulations for MiCA 2.0

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Política·20/6/2026Resumen IA

EU Seeks Feedback on Crypto Regulations for MiCA 2.0

The European Commission is gathering feedback on potential revisions to the Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) framework, dubbed "MiCA 2.0." The consultation focuses on refining regulations for DeFi, stablecoins, and prediction markets, aiming for greater clarity and competitiveness in the digital asset space.

Cointelegraph

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Solana Launches Swiss-Based Research Institute to Help Financial Firms Navigate Crypto Regulations

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Tecnología·30/4/2026Resumen IA

Solana Launches Swiss-Based Research Institute to Help Financial Firms Navigate Crypto Regulations

Solana has launched the Solana Research Institute (SRI), a Swiss-based research body founded by former Euroclear executive Angus Scott, designed to help financial institutions navigate evolving crypto regulations like Europe's MiCA and the US GENIUS Act. The initiative includes a 60-page report for senior practitioners and contributions from the Solana Foundation, Jito, R3, and Figment. The launch follows Solana's 2025 Policy Institute in Washington and targets firms assessing operational and risk considerations for public blockchain adoption.

Cointelegraph

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