Japan's Financial Services Agency may investigate whether the issuance of SANAE TOKEN violates regulations

The White House will review the new proposed market measures put forward by the US CFTC

Odaily Planet Daily reports that according to market sources: The White House will review the new proposed market measures put forward by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).

Beijing High Court Typical Case Interpretation: How Live Streaming Revenue and Digital Collectibles Are Enforced

Original Author: Xu Qian, Jin Weilin Recently, a typical enforcement case reported by the Beijing Higher People's Court has attracted widespread attention. The case clearly includes online virtual assets such as live streaming income and digital collectibles within the scope of enforceable property. This judicial practice provides an innovative approach to solving the "difficulty in enforcement" problem. Case Introduction: From "no property available for enforcement" to successfully deducting 200,000 yuan in live streaming income After a contract dispute case involving an industrial company and Wang entered enforcement proceedings, the court, through its inquiry and control system, found that Wang had no real estate, vehicles, bank deposits, or other traditional assets available for enforcement. The case was temporarily concluded at that point. Subsequently, the applicant for enforcement discovered a lead: Wang has been engaged in diamond sales and live streaming activities on a certain platform for a long time, with a fixed account and income. This lead was submitted to the Beijing Court's "Enforcement Property Clue Transfer Center" and quickly transferred to the Fengtai District People's Court of Beijing. After verifying the situation, the court

Crack down on illegal black markets! The UK considers opening up the gaming market to accept cryptocurrency payments

Author: Fenrir, Crypto City From the regulatory gray area to the mainstream, the UK Gambling Commission explores the possibility of crypto asset payments The UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) recently signaled a major policy shift, planning to formally explore the integration of cryptocurrencies into compliant gambling markets. During the annual conference of the Betting and Gaming Council (BGC) in London, the commission’s Director of Research and Policy Implementation, Tim Miller, pointed out that digital assets are transitioning from the regulatory gray area to mainstream payment options. Image source: Lottery Daily | UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) Director of Research and Policy Implementation Tim Miller This move reflects the UK government’s commitment to establishing the country as a global “crypto hub,” and aims to connect one of the largest economic pillars domestically with modern consumer payment preferences. According to statistical data, currently

The US CFTC will open trading for "perpetual contracts," with guidelines to be announced within a month.

CFTC Chairman Mike Selig pointed out that past regulatory shortcomings in the cryptocurrency industry have led to the development of the perpetual contract market overseas. The CFTC is developing regulatory guidelines and plans to open perpetual contract products in the United States within a month, while also working with the SEC to promote an "Innovation Exemption" mechanism, and will provide clearer regulatory standards for DeFi and prediction markets.

FATF warns about the risk of sanctions evasion when trading P2P with stablecoins

The FATF warns that P2P stablecoin transactions using unhosted wallets are a significant blind spot in the crypto ecosystem, potentially evading AML oversight. They urge countries to assess risks and enhance monitoring of such transactions. In 2025, illegal addresses received $154 billion in crypto, with 84% involving stablecoins, although illegal transactions remain under 1% of on-chain volume.

ECB Warns Stablecoin Adoption Could Drain Bank Deposits

The ECB warns that increasing stablecoin adoption could threaten Europe's banking system by reducing bank deposits, impacting lending, and complicating monetary policy. The report emphasizes the need for balanced regulation to manage digital finance's growth and stability.