#CryptoRegulation From May 2025, global cryptocurrency regulation is rapidly evolving to balance innovation and investor protection.

United Kingdom: The United Kingdom is integrating crypto assets into its financial regulatory framework. A bill published in April 2025 proposes to classify "qualified crypto assets" and stablecoins as regulated investments, aligning with U.S. standards rather than the EU approach. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has authorized GFO-X, the first regulated platform for crypto derivatives in the UK, signaling growing institutional interest.

United States: The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) plans to establish clearer guidelines for crypto tokens, focusing on legitimate issuance and trading while preventing unlawful activities. Concurrently, the Department of Justice is narrowing its actions, targeting criminal activities related to digital currencies, such as financing terrorism and drug trafficking.

European Union: The EU Regulation on Crypto-Asset Markets (MiCA) has become