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Regulation

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Hong Kong Named SBCFX Unlicensed After the London Gold Blowup
Policy

The Securities and Futures Commission listed SBCFX and three related Star Bridge entities on 28 August. Around 3,000 retail traders had already been liquidated on London gold, and their margin was posted in Tether, which is the part that may not come back.

·Alex Turner
Bankers Want Their Own Blockchain and Tighter Rules for Rivals
Policy

The BankChain Alliance has 3,283 member banks and $21.8 trillion of assets behind it, a 2027 target and no technology partner. The same associations spent July asking the Senate to delete the CLARITY Act subsection that lets stablecoin issuers pay activity-based rewards.

·Ray Crawford
Stablecoin Market Cap Surpasses $200 Billion
Markets

The combined market capitalization of stablecoins exceeded $200 billion in March 2025, driven by expansion of existing issuers and the launch of new entrants competing across different blockchain ecosystems.

·MiningPool Staff
Malta passes crypto regulatory framework
Policy

Malta has officially passed three bills establishing regulatory frameworks for blockchain technology and cryptocurrency, positioning itself as the first country with comprehensive digital asset legislation.

·Oliver Bradford
Gibraltar launches DLT regulatory framework
Policy

Gibraltar has implemented the DLT Regulatory Framework on January 1, 2018, establishing comprehensive licensing requirements for blockchain firms operating within the jurisdiction.

·Oliver Bradford
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon Calls Bitcoin a Fraud
News

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has publicly declared Bitcoin a fraud and stated he would fire any traders caught speculating in the cryptocurrency, intensifying Wall Street skepticism.

·Oliver Bradford