... signed the first-ever U.S. stablecoin legislation (on July 18), further confirming the administration's commitment to turning America into the "crypto capital of the world" and creating clear rules for the market. In addition to the U.S., new regulations for crypto assets are also being formulated in other regions. The European Union has enacted the Europe-wide MiCA regulation (Markets in Crypto-Assets), establishing uniform requirements for crypto businesses and stablecoin issuance across all EU countries....

... increased investor confidence. TRON (TRX) — a platform for smart contracts and multimedia dApps, especially popular in Asia; the TRX token remains among market leaders largely due to its active use in stablecoin transactions and support from the Asian crypto community. Cryptocurrency Regulation: Global Initiatives Following the historic move in the U.S. with the passage of the first federal law on stablecoins (GENIUS Act), recently signed by President Donald Trump, regulators around the world are ramping up efforts regarding cryptocurrencies....

... confidence in its ecosystem. TRON (TRX) — a platform for smart contracts and multimedia dApps, particularly popular in Asia. The TRX token remains among market leaders, largely due to its active use in stablecoin transactions and support from the Asian crypto community. Cryptocurrency Regulation: Global Initiatives Following a historic step in the U.S. with the passage of the first federal law on stablecoins (GENIUS Act), recently signed by President Donald Trump, regulators around the world have intensified their efforts in the cryptocurrency ...

... Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. This initiative is intended to fill oversight gaps by assigning the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) control over the spot market for digital assets that are not considered securities. Federal Legalization of Crypto Trading. Regulators (SEC and CFTC) are instructed to immediately permit federal trading of digital assets through clarifications, with clear registration requirements for companies, cryptocurrency custody, operations, and record-keeping. Accelerated Innovation ...

... heightened institutional interest (BlackRock's Ethereum fund reached $10 billion in assets, and inflows into the Ether ETF exceeded $5 billion in recent weeks). Riding the wave of success, market participants are preparing ETFs for other top assets. Regulators in many countries are easing their stance: crypto ETFs have existed in Canada and the EU for several years, while Hong Kong is actively licensing crypto exchanges. Institutional products boost the legitimacy of the industry and simplify market entry for major players. The Ripple Case: Legal Clarity ...