... 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 Asian countries vary. Hong Kong is launching a licensing regime for stablecoin issuers and crypto exchanges starting August 1, offering liberal conditions for crypto business in an effort ...

... 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 countries vary. Hong Kong launched a licensing regime for stablecoin issuers and cryptocurrency exchanges on August 1, offering liberal conditions for crypto businesses in a bid ...

... UK, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) banned Binance from conducting regulated activities in 2021, and revoked some of the licenses of the local branch of the exchange in 2023. Such restrictions increase uncertainty: strict measures from the US, Europe or other major markets could negatively affect Binance’s reputation and, as a result, the BNB price. On the other hand, Binance itself is trying to adapt – it has obtained licenses in several countries (for example, in Thailand together with ...

... bolstered by record capital inflows and participation from major players, creates a robust upward momentum that may continue in the second half of the year. Meanwhile, active involvement from regulators—from U.S. government initiatives to uniform rules in Europe—reduces uncertainty and lays the groundwork for broader adoption of cryptocurrencies in the real economy. Of course, volatility still characterizes the market: cryptocurrencies remain sensitive to news and macroeconomic factors. The initial market ...

... inflows of capital and the participation of major players, creates a strong upward momentum that could persist into the second half of the year. Simultaneously, active engagement from regulators – from US government initiatives to unified rules in Europe – reduces uncertainty and lays the groundwork for broader cryptocurrency adoption in the real economy. Of course, volatility remains inherent to the market: cryptocurrencies remain sensitive to news and macroeconomic factors. The initial market ...