Theme Crypto regulation

Dogecoin is approaching a famous and formidable weekly "Death Cross." Should you wager on a comeback or sell? The most volatile crypto on the market can be predicted using technical analysis, historical data, and forecasts.

The cryptocurrency market continues to adapt to the new regulatory requirements that are gradually being implemented. In this context, Revolut informed some of its customers that it would remove USDT from its offering during the summer of 2026. This decision comes with a precise schedule that outlines several steps before the permanent removal of the stablecoin. It also illustrates how financial service platforms are gradually adjusting their cryptoasset offerings in response to the evolving regulatory framework.

280 crypto companies have been approved under MiCA, marking a regulatory shift in Europe. However, is this regulation truly effective in combating USDT and player exodus?

The US legislative calendar once again puts the Crypto sector in the spotlight. While the Senate will not resume its work until July 13, several companies and organizations in the sector are asking for a quick vote on the CLARITY Act before the August summer break. This mobilization comes after several months of parliamentary work and in a context where regulatory uncertainty remains at the heart of the concerns of digital asset players. The coming days could thus weigh on the future of the US federal framework.

The financial transparency obligations of American public officials are back in the spotlight after a new revelation concerning Kash Patel, the FBI director. A report indicates that he did not declare an investment in Strategy within the deadlines, a company known for its Bitcoin treasury strategy and registered as a supplier to the US government. The omission was later corrected by an amended declaration. This case comes as investments related to cryptocurrencies by American political leaders are already under increased scrutiny.

The regulatory architecture of cryptos in Europe is entering a new era of unprecedented harmonization, redrawing overnight the operational boundaries of the sector's largest global players. This historic change materializes with the effective entry into force of the regulation on the crypto market (MiCA) throughout the European Union. Such a major legislative transition is no longer a distant theoretical deadline, but a binding reality disrupting exchange platforms not yet fully authorized under this unified regime. Thus, Binance, the global exchange giant, is forced to stop its crypto-related services in several EU markets, as it did not obtain the necessary authorizations in time.

The SEC launched on July 1, 2026 a 60-day public consultation on its regulatory framework applicable to new ETFs, notably those exposed to crypto. The US ETF market jumped from 4,000 to 12,000 billion dollars between 2019 and 2025, largely driven by the automatic activation procedure that the SEC is now seeking to rethink. 

Only a few days left. On July 1st, 2026, the axe falls: any exchange serving European customers without a MiCA license must cease its activities within the Union. For millions of users, the question is no longer theoretical, it is very concrete.

Why does BitMine keep buying Ethereum while Strategy stops buying Bitcoin? Tom Lee demonstrates his unwavering confidence with an additional $43 million investment. An exciting and daring tactic.

A question to start with. If tomorrow your crypto platform lost the right to operate in Europe, where would you go? It sounds theoretical. It is not. On July 1st, 2026, MiCA applies everywhere in the European Economic Area, and exchanges without approval will have to close their doors to EU customers. Kraken settled the issue long ago: license obtained in June 2025, from the Central Bank of Ireland. And to welcome all those who will have to move their cryptos in the coming weeks, the platform launches two offers. A contest with one million euros, and zero Futures fees on Kraken Pro for both new and existing Kraken users.

Why is the 2026 crypto market faltering? Changpeng Zhao challenges conventional wisdom with three explanations: the Bitcoin cycle, artificial intelligence, and geopolitics. Another crucial question is brought up by his analysis: is Bitcoin still leading the market as a whole, or is its power eroding over time?

A few days before July 1, 2026, the European Union has granted only 230 licenses under the MiCA regulation, leaving more than 80% of crypto actors without authorization. Spain has just closed the door to any extension of the transitional period. Will this countdown reshape the map of the European crypto market?

The European Union could expand its crypto framework to DeFi, staking, lending, and NFTs. MEPs are asking the Commission to assess activities still poorly covered by MiCA. The project creates no immediate obligation, but it already outlines the next step of European digital asset regulation.

An unprecedented phenomenon was discovered during the 2026 World Cup. Prior to this competition, 60% of Polymarket bettors had never used crypto. How did millions of spectators become new blockchain enthusiasts during a sporting event? Explore this subtle but significant revolution.

The CFTC is taking legal action against Kentucky after the measures taken by the US state against prediction market platforms Polymarket and Kalshi. The dispute concerns the regulation of event contracts and the distribution of powers between federal and local authorities. The agency believes these platforms fall under a federal regulatory framework, while Kentucky considers some activities close to sports betting.

The countdown is nearly over, and the mood across Europe’s crypto landscape is electric. On June 19, 2026, just eleven days before the deadline that will redraw the rulebook across the EU,WhiteBIT made its move: Austria’s Financial Market Authority (FMA) officially granted WhiteBIT EU its MiCA license. Thanks to the EU’s…

The debate on the future of digital money takes a new turn in the United States. The US Senate has passed a bill blocking CBDCs until 2030, providing a new political advantage to Bitcoin and decentralization advocates. While Washington limits central bank digital currencies, Europe accelerates with the digital euro, revealing two opposing visions of the financial future.

Beyond the field, the 2026 World Cup is shining. Is FIFA making a deal with the devil or signing the birth certificate of crypto in sports with Kraken as a sponsor, fan tokens on fire, and anti-scalping NFTs?

The G7 wants to strengthen the international response against crypto thefts attributed to North Korea. Meeting in Évian, its leaders placed this cyber threat among their major security concerns, after several massive attacks hit decentralized finance in 2026.

Malta wants to regulate DAOs and certain decentralized finance protocols in the MiCA era. The regulator mainly seeks to distinguish genuine decentralized crypto projects from organizations that retain human control behind their smart contracts.

Solana defies logic: institutions build up while its price collapses. Why? Tokenized RWA, growing ETFs, and unclear technical trends make SOL an intriguing crypto paradox.

More than half of aspiring Web3 professionals cannot secure their first industry role because even junior positions demand prior experience, according to a new Bitget report. The findings expose a hiring contradiction: Web3 keeps attracting educated candidates, yet its entry doors remain remarkably narrow.

The regulatory future of Binance in Europe raises new questions after the publication of a Reuters article mentioning a possible rejection of its authorization request. According to this information, the platform might not obtain its MiCA license before the deadline set by the European Union. Faced with this situation, the company quickly reacted by contesting these statements and reaffirming its intention to continue its procedures with the competent authorities.

The US Congress recently outlawed CBDCs until 2030, but not in the way you might think, in a bill pertaining to housing! Who among Trump, Republicans, and Democrats is truly terrified of the digital dollar?

In the European Union, the regulatory balance of the crypto industry is challenged by a major situation that could disrupt the hierarchy of exchange platforms on the continent. The compliance of major platforms with the new unified crypto market standard (MiCA), less than a year before the crucial 2026 deadline, triggers unprecedented tensions between exchanges and national regulators. Indeed, European harmonization imposes extremely strict licensing criteria, making each local decision a geopolitical and financial arbitration at the scale of the bloc of twenty-seven.

Fable 5 and Mythos 5 are suspended due to anthropogenic folds under regulatory pressure. As a result, the AI tokens Render (+15%) and Bittensor (+39%) soar! Once again, cryptocurrency demonstrates that it is the best way to avoid censorship.

The 2026 World Cup is breaking records for decentralized betting thanks to Chainlink… yet the LINK remains stuck at 7.94 dollars. Between massive adoption and a depressed price, let's analyze this paradox dividing crypto investors. The explanation will surprise you.

Bitget has secured registration as a Virtual Asset Service Provider in Argentina, strengthening its regulatory position in one of Latin America’s most active digital asset markets. The move places the exchange under the country’s current compliance framework as it pursues a broader regional expansion.