Category: Regulation

Trump signed three crypto executive orders between January 2025 and May 2026. Learn what each one directed, what the CBDC ban means, and how EO 14405 affects payment access.

Spot Ethereum ETFs launched in 2024. Staking-enabled products arrived in 2026. Learn how they work, how ETHA, ETHB, and FETH compare, and how to buy through a brokerage account.

Once a niche topic of discussion, crypto has felt like a larger talking point than ever this election cycle.  On the eve of the political showdown between Godzilla and King Kong, the divide between Democrats and Republicans on how to regulate the crypto industry is about to come to a head. When it comes to…

It’s fascinating to observe regulators stepping into the crypto space, particularly as we see increasing regulatory moderation across various jurisdictions. A notable example is the MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) regulation in Europe, which specifically targets stablecoins. Let’s peel back what regulatory overreach could mean for crypto. This article is part of the Chain Reactions series: expert opinions…

Crypto is legal in the Philippines but regulated by both BSP and SEC. Learn which exchanges are licensed, how capital gains tax applies, and how to buy crypto safely in 2026.

India taxes crypto profits at a flat 30% with no loss offsetting. Learn which exchanges are FIU-compliant, how the Digital Rupee differs, and where regulation stands.

Alaska has no state income tax on crypto gains and a clear licensing framework. Learn which exchanges work there, what SB86 changes, and the new 2026 crypto ATM rules.

Crypto is legal in Malaysia but only SC-registered DAXs are approved for retail users. Learn the 2026 regulatory updates, how trading profits are taxed, and which exchange to use.

Most of the sentiment around crypto regulation is how it will kill the industry. But here’s how it could actually help.

Germany enforces MiCA through BaFin as of July 1 2026. Learn which crypto activities require CASP authorization, how EU passporting works, and what the DeFi grey area means.