Cryptocurrency Regulatory Compliance 24-Hour News Highlights
As of December 24, 2025, there have been no major incidents in the cryptocurrency regulatory field, but the market focus in the past 24 hours has still been on the U.S. Congress delaying the passage of the Digital Asset Market Structure Clarity Act (Clarity Act), leading to capital outflows. Reports indicate that nearly $1 billion in net outflows occurred in investment products related to Bitcoin and Ethereum last week, as investor concerns over regulatory uncertainty intensified, resulting in short-term market volatility.
At the same time, global regulatory trends continue to evolve. The pro-crypto policies promoted by the Trump administration in the U.S. made progress in 2025, including the stablecoin federal framework (GENIUS Act) and the easing of bank restrictions on crypto activities, but congressional delays have left the industry disappointed. The EU's MiCA regulation is fully implemented, promoting the development of compliant stablecoins; regions in Asia such as Hong Kong and Singapore are accelerating stablecoin regulatory frameworks to attract institutional participation.
Additionally, Chainalysis's latest report summarizes the 2025 regulatory roundtable, emphasizing that tokenization and anti-money laundering compliance will be key focuses in 2026. Experts remind that while regulatory clarity is beneficial for long-term development, short-term uncertainty may continue to suppress prices. Industry insiders are calling for expedited legislation to stimulate institutional capital inflows and push the crypto market towards a trillion-dollar scale.
Overall, compliance has become the mainstream narrative in cryptocurrency, and investors need to closely monitor policy dynamics to avoid blind operations.
