Regulators and Policy Bodies
3 storiesRegulators and Policy Bodies brings together national authorities, central banks, financial-intelligence units, self-regulatory organizations, ministries, and international standard setters whose decisions affect digital-asset markets. Coverage includes rulemaking, licensing, supervision, enforcement, taxation, sanctions, prudential standards, consumer protection, payment policy, consultations, litigation, and cross-border coordination. The category is organized around formal institutional mandates, not political commentary alone. Individual officials, statutes, court judgments, and regulated companies retain separate entries unless the body's own action is the principal subject.
Zimbabwe Tests Blockchain Tokenization in Regulatory Sandbox Push
Zimbabwe's securities regulator is allowing seven fintech projects to test blockchain-based products under supervision, with most focused on tokenizing assets and infrastructure. The move signals a cautious approach to blockchain adoption in regulated finance.
SEC Flags Human-Controlled DeFi Vaults for Potential Scrutiny
Crypto yield vaults with human-managed strategies, like Morpho Vault V2, may face increased SEC attention as regulators examine whether such oversight constitutes financial management under U.S. securities law
Samsung Wallet to Add Stablecoin Support, Raising Key User Questions
Samsung's 2026 roadmap includes native stablecoin support for Wallet, but the company has not confirmed which tokens, networks, or markets will be involved, leaving major questions about custody, eligibility, and user experience unanswered