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Every week, we track what moved across SEC, ESMA, MAS, FINMA, and 20+ regulatory bodies — and tell you what it means for your desk. Built from primary sources. Written for professionals.
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Essential Analysis
- •MiCA's Passport Problem: Europe's Crypto Single Market Is Fracturing Before It Begins
Why MiCA's single-market promise is fragmenting across 27 implementation regimes.
- •UK Property (Digital Assets) Act 2025 Guide
The legal framework that finally gives digital assets property rights under English law.
- •Stablecoins vs CBDCs vs Tokenized Deposits
The structural comparison your treasury team needs before choosing rails.
- •Off-Bank FX Settlement Regulatory Guide
How settlement is moving outside traditional banking — and what regulators are doing about it.
- •EU MiCA Enforcement Heatmap
Which member states are enforcing, which are delaying, and what that means for your licensing strategy.
This Week's Intelligence
- •The London Stock Exchange Is Going On-Chain— Feb 13, 2026
LSEG building blockchain-native depository. DTCC confirms H2 2026 tokenization pilot. BlackRock makes first direct DeFi trade.
- •Three AI Compliance Deadlines Are About to Collide— Feb 13, 2026
FINRA defines agentic AI. Colorado AI Act enforceable June 30. Freddie Mac governance due March 3. FCA Mills Review input due Feb 24.
- •The SEC Just Conceded Most Crypto Isn't Securities— Feb 12, 2026
Chair Atkins testified to Congress. Joint SEC-CFTC taxonomy in development. CySEC hit 45% stablecoin rejection rate.
- •A Chinese Insurer Just Bet $500M on Tokenization— Feb 8, 2026
CPIC and Hivemind Capital target private credit. Tether deployed $250M across Gold.com and Anchorage. Flutterwave added stablecoin rails for Africa.
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