In or Out: Europe’s Crypto Market Wakes Up to MiCA

MiCA's transition period has ended, leaving only authorised crypto firms able to serve customers across the European Union. Here's who secured a licence, who missed out, and what the new regulatory landscape means for investors and the future of Europe's crypto market.
Illustration of a digital yen coin with Tokyo landmarks, Japanese financial buildings, blockchain graphics, and the national flag representing Japan's expanding regulated stablecoin ecosystem.

SBI Launches JPYSC as Japan’s Stablecoin Ecosystem Expands

SBI Group has launched JPYSC, Japan's first trust-bank-backed yen stablecoin, adding another regulated digital currency to the country's evolving financial ecosystem. Here's how JPYSC compares with JPYC, RLUSD, and other projects shaping Japan's stablecoin market.
A balance scale holding cryptocurrency coins on one side and legal documents on the other, symbolizing the debate over crypto regulation, anti-money laundering safeguards, and the CLARITY Act.

CLARITY Act Faces Fresh Scrutiny Over DeFi and AML Concerns

A growing coalition of law enforcement groups, Catholic organizations, and anti-trafficking advocates is challenging parts of the CLARITY Act. Their concerns focus on whether Section 604 could weaken oversight of illicit financial activity as the legislation advances through Congress.
Smartphone displaying a stock market chart beside U.S. dollar bills, a Bitcoin coin, and a stablecoin token on a desk with a city skyline in the background.

Bitget Launches Stock+ With Access to 10,000 U.S. Stocks and ETFs

Bitget has launched Stock+, a new feature that allows eligible users to access more than 10,000 U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs through their crypto accounts. The product combines crypto funding with traditional brokerage infrastructure, giving users ownership of real shares while expanding Bitget's push into multi-asset investing.

USB-Spreading Malware Poses New Threat to Crypto Wallet Users

Microsoft has disclosed a cryptocurrency-targeting malware campaign that spreads through USB drives and disguises itself as legitimate files. The threat can replace wallet addresses, steal sensitive crypto data, and maintain persistent access to infected Windows devices, raising fresh security concerns for digital asset holders.

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