SEC Moves to Kill Rule 611: A Game-Changer for Tokenized Stocks in DeFi
The SEC just took aim at one of the most entrenched rules in US equity markets, and the crypto world…
AI regulation
Japan Just Rewrote the Rules for Crypto — and It Changes Everything
Japan’s parliament has passed a landmark bill that pulls digital assets squarely into the country’s securities regulatory framework. For the…
Bithumb’s CEO Is Now a Bribery Suspect — and It Ties Into a Bigger Power Struggle With Upbit
South Korean police have officially booked Bithumb CEO Lee Jae-won as a bribery suspect, and the charges pull back the…
The EU’s Cyber Resilience Act Kicks In This Week — And Most Companies Have No Idea
Starting June 11, key provisions of the European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act begin taking effect, and a surprising number of…
Seattle Just Hit Pause on New AI Data Centers — Here’s Why
Seattle’s city council has voted to slam the brakes on new AI data center construction for a full year. The…
MiCA’s €150K Compliance Bill Is Pushing European Crypto Startups Out the Door
Europe was supposed to be the model for smart crypto regulation. Instead, it’s becoming a cautionary tale. The Markets in…
Stablecoin Rules in the GENIUS Act Are Raising Eyebrows — Here’s Why
The GENIUS Act is supposed to bring clarity to the US stablecoin market. But a growing number of crypto policy…
New House AI Bill Could Reshape How Frontier Models Are Regulated — And It’s Already Sparking Fights
A bipartisan House bill would force frontier AI developers to submit to independent audits, fund open-source security grants, and create AI security testbeds — but its preemption of state AI laws has sparked fierce opposition from both sides of the aisle.
Congress Wants to Regulate Frontier AI — And the Fight Over State Preemption Is Just Getting Started
A new 269-page House bill would regulate frontier AI with independent audits, open-source security grants, and a $300M NIST center. But the fight over state preemption could tear it apart.
Congress Throws a 269-Page AI Regulation Bill at the Wall — Here’s What Actually Matters for Security
A bipartisan House bill proposes sweeping AI regulation including $300M for NIST’s CAISI, open-source security grants through CISA, and mandated AI-assisted vulnerability review — but faces fierce opposition over language that would preempt state AI laws.
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