Regulators across a growing number of European jurisdictions are treating prediction-market platforms as unauthorized gambling services and, in several cases, ordering internet providers to restrict access. Across the Atlantic, the United States has allowed federally
The Derivatives Service Bureau has postponed any immediate overhaul of its user fee structure after industry feedback, opting instead for a broader review of how the costs of maintaining the global OTC derivatives identifier system
Sometimes the most interesting regulatory changes are not the ones that create new rules. They are the ones that quietly remove existing ones. That is what happened on July 17, when the Commodity Futures Trading
Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky said his X account was hacked and that a thread promoting real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, which circulated for days as apparent thought leadership, was written by an attacker and heavily AI-generated.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed sweeping changes that would make electronic delivery the default method for sending regulatory documents to investors, replacing a decades-old system that still relies primarily on paper mail.
Most networking in the online trading industry happens around conferences. Conversations are squeezed between panel sessions, scheduled meetings and exhibition stands, often competing with packed agendas and hundreds of other attendees. Finance Beach Mixer was
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) published a policy paper on 13 July 2026 introducing "no gain, no loss" treatment for selected cryptoasset lending and liquidity pool transactions, deferring capital gains tax until participants make an
Binance closed out June with its busiest month of derivatives trading this year, recording roughly $1.63 trillion in futures volume even as spot activity stayed thin and broader market sentiment turned cautious. The reading, highlighted
Metaplanet has agreed to open a joint study with Metaplanet Securities, stablecoin issuer JPYC, and tokenization provider Progmat to develop digital credit products backed by Bitcoin, targeting instruments that would trade and settle on a
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the President may remove Federal Trade Commission commissioners at will, striking down the agency’s statutory protection from removal and weakening a model of regulatory independence that dates back
