Alabama is now the second U.S. state to formally recognize DAOs under law, after Governor Kay Ivey signed Senate Bill 277 on April 1, 2026.

The Corporations Amendment (Digital Assets Framework) Bill passed both houses of Parliament on April 1, making Australia the latest major economy to pull crypto firmly inside the traditional financial system.

As Moscow moves to restrict domestic crypto access through mandatory intermediaries and tight retail caps, Dubai has introduced a formal derivatives framework that welcomes both institutional and retail participation - signaling a widening regulatory divide between the two markets.

US federal court entered a consent order permanently prohibiting major crypto exchange from serving American users.

Canada is moving to ban cryptocurrency donations to political campaigns, taking a decisive step that reflects growing concern over how digital assets intersect with democratic systems - even when the risk remains largely theoretical.

In the span of weeks, Congress floated a sweeping crypto tax overhaul, industry players launched a counterpunch against stablecoin restrictions buried in a major market structure bill.

Britain has moved to shut down one of the least regulated entry points for foreign money into its political system.

The stablecoin bill that Washington thought was close to the finish line has hit another wall, and once again, Coinbase is the one standing in the way.

The stablecoin industry is facing one of its most consequential weeks in recent memory. A leaked legislative draft is sending shockwaves through crypto circles, while Tether is moving to get ahead of the regulatory wave with a landmark auditing announcement.

The move signals deeper coordination with SEC as U.S. regulators sharpen oversight of emerging financial technologies.