... Paul Atkins introduced a reform program called Project Crypto, aimed at modernizing regulation for the digital age. This initiative proposes to review the classification of crypto assets (no longer considering most tokens as securities), streamline licensing for crypto companies, and even integrate elements of DeFi into the regulated financial system. Analysts have called this initiative "revolutionary," noting that such a shift from the SEC's previous hardline stance could restore innovation ...

... investors. Forex Trading. This popular avenue involves trading stocks on the exchange with the aim of profiting from price fluctuations. Many platforms in this space turn out to be ordinary HYIPs, which don’t trade on genuine exchanges and lack the licenses required for financial activities. Their primary objective is to obtain user funds while ensuring they ultimately lose their investments, keeping all money within the system. Investment in Information Websites. Specialized platforms often present ...

... maintaining investor protection measures. Clear Rules for Banks. Regulators must clarify what cryptocurrency and stablecoin transactions are permitted for commercial banks. It is also recommended to establish a transparent process for issuing banking licenses to crypto industry companies (including stablecoin issuers) to eliminate uncertainty for traditional financial institutions when working with this new class of assets. Stablecoins Instead of a Digital Dollar Special attention is given to the ...

... market — an important step towards integrating the crypto market into the legal framework. European Union: The EU's comprehensive MiCA regulation has come into effect, introducing uniform standards for regulating crypto assets across the EU. The new licensing and oversight regime ensures transparency in the operations of crypto companies and investor protection, stimulating the flow of capital into the legal realm and strengthening Europe's position in the global crypto market. Asia: Approaches in ...

... market — an important step towards integrating the crypto market into a legal framework. European Union: In the EU, a comprehensive MiCA regulation has come into effect, introducing unified standards for cryptocurrency regulation across the EU. The new licensing and oversight regime ensures transparency in the operations of crypto companies and investor protection, steering capital inflows into legal channels and strengthening Europe’s position in the global crypto market. Asia: Approaches in Asian ...