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20.11.2025
The SEC will cancel inspections of crypto companies in 2026.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission announced that it will no longer conduct separate reviews of crypto companies in 2026. The new approach, led by Paul Atkins, shifts the focus to asset security, data protection, and cyber resilience, and includes dialogue with the industry. The SEC also released updated guidance on classifying crypto assets based on the Howey Test, which could change the regulation of the digital asset market.
16.11.2025
New FSA rules for cryptocurrencies in Japan
Japan's Financial Services Agency is preparing a comprehensive reform of the crypto market: digital assets will become financial products, capital gains tax will be reduced to 20%, crypto exchanges will increase data disclosure, and banks will potentially be able to store and trade cryptocurrencies.
12.11.2025
Finland implements new cryptocurrency reporting standard
Starting in 2026, Finland will implement the CARF standard, requiring crypto exchanges and wallet providers to transmit detailed transaction data for international exchanges. The new regulations will affect hundreds of thousands of residents and tighten controls on cryptocurrency income.
08.11.2025
Conflict between banks and crypto exchange Coinbase
The ICBA is demanding that the OCC reject Coinbase's application for a banking license, arguing that it could harm traditional banks. Coinbase, however, believes the license will improve market transparency and not harm consumers. The application review will take up to 18 months.
