Global #Crypto Regulation

As the United States approaches crucial elections for the House of Representatives, Senate, and the Presidency, the crypto industry is increasingly intertwined with political discourse.

South Korea, once a bastion of crypto regulation, is showing signs of softening its stance on spot crypto ETFs. The recent formation of a new crypto committee within the Financial Services Commission (FSC) has sparked renewed discussions about lifting the existing ban on these financial products.

A recent survey conducted by Consensys and HarrisX has revealed that 50% of US voters support pro-crypto policies, highlighting a significant shift in public sentiment towards cryptocurrency.

As the window for passing significant crypto legislation in 2024 narrows, key Republican figures remain optimistic about advancing reforms that could reshape the digital assets landscape.

Hong Kong is ramping up its efforts to attract top tech talent and enhance its digital infrastructure as part of a broader strategy to bolster its technology sector.

Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has officially launched a new regulatory sandbox aimed at advancing cryptocurrency innovations while balancing regulatory oversight.