SEC permits broker-dealers to apply 2% haircut to qualifying stablecoins under net capital rules, reducing barriers to institutional stablecoin adoption.
MiCA is fully in effect with grandfathering expiring June 2026. This comprehensive guide covers CASP authorization, stablecoin rules, and compliance pathways for US crypto firms.
CFTC staff FAQ sets 20% haircut for bitcoin/ether and 2% for stablecoins as derivatives collateral, aligning with SEC and advancing crypto capital efficiency.
Complete 2026 guide to California cryptocurrency regulations: the Digital Financial Assets Law (DFAL) licensing regime effective July 1, 2026, DFPI requirements, the risk capital securities test, custody rules, 13.3% state tax treatment, enforcement trends, and a business compliance checklist.
Executive Order 14178 reshaped US crypto policy but changed no statute. What it does, what it left untouched, and what survives a reversal.
A complete 2026 guide to New York cryptocurrency regulation: BitLicense requirements under 23 NYCRR Part 200, money transmitter licensing, Martin Act securities exposure, limited purpose trust charters, NYDFS custody and stablecoin guidance, state tax treatment, enforcement trends, and a practical compliance checklist.
Hong Kong’s HKMA stablecoin licensing regime is live with criminal penalties for unlicensed issuance. What US issuers, exchanges, and compliance teams must do now.
MiCA is now fully effective across the EU. U.S. crypto companies serving EU customers face immediate licensing and compliance obligations.
Analyzing MiCA’s evolution from 2020 proposal to full implementation, with guidance on using legislative history for compliance interpretation.
MiCA is now fully operational in the EU. US crypto firms serving European customers face immediate compliance obligations or must exit the market.
MiCA regulation now fully effective for CASPs in EU. Key authorization, capital, and conduct requirements explained for US practitioners.
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