Digital Asset Basic Act
South Korea established capital and reserve requirements for stablecoin issuers under new digital asset legislation.
59 on file · 36 became law · 12 still moving · 1 moved in 30 days
South Korea established capital and reserve requirements for stablecoin issuers under new digital asset legislation.
A House bill in Congress, now in committee. Latest step: Ordered to be Reported in the Nature of a Substitute by the Yeas and Nays: 38 - 5.
Would set a regulatory framework for digital asset markets, giving the CFTC primary oversight of digital commodities and defining the SEC's role.
Sets rules on the use of blockchain technology and digital currencies in New Hampshire and on resolving related disputes.
Prohibits installing or operating cryptocurrency kiosks in Minnesota from August 1, 2026, requires operators to remove them and pay out customer funds by December 31, 2026, and repeals the prior kiosk regulations.
Allows Minnesota financial institutions to offer and perform virtual-currency custody services for customers.
Creates a state framework for payment stablecoins and restricts non-financial public companies from issuing them.
Sets EU-wide rules for issuing and offering crypto-assets, including asset-referenced tokens and e-money tokens, and for authorising and supervising crypto-asset service providers.
Requires businesses engaged in digital financial asset activity with California residents to obtain a license from the Department of Financial Protection and Innovation.
Establishes consumer protections for digital asset transaction kiosks such as cryptocurrency ATMs.
House passed vehicle that would reauthorize FISA Title VII until April 30, 2029 with added Section 702 protections and bar a central bank digital currency.
Directs financial regulators to update rules so fintech firms and digital assets can be integrated into traditional financial services and payments.
Requires large-load electricity users such as data centers, AI facilities and crypto mining operations to pay their own electricity and infrastructure costs and requires separate billing terms and advance public notice of new large-load projects.
Amends Iowa's cryptocurrency kiosk law, including modified civil penalties.
Adopts the Large Load Customer Regulation Act to govern how public power suppliers serve very large electric loads such as data centers, and changes provisions on energy storage and cryptocurrency mining operations.
Creates a licensing and consumer protection framework for virtual currency kiosk operators under the Department of Financial Institutions.
Enacts the virtual currency kiosk consumer protection act with requirements for kiosk operators and adds protections against financial exploitation of adult account holders.
Regulates virtual currency kiosks, commonly called crypto ATMs, operating in Wisconsin.
Would allow the state treasurer to invest part of certain state funds in bitcoin and other digital assets as a strategic reserve.
Would have created a Cryptocurrency Strategic Reserve Fund allowing the state treasurer to receive, invest and hold digital assets.
Prohibits the operation of virtual currency kiosks in Indiana, enforceable by the Attorney General as a deceptive consumer sales violation.
Amends the Wyoming Stable Token Act governing the state-issued stable token.
Regulates virtual currency kiosks, commonly called crypto ATMs, operating in Wyoming.
Requires state retirement and savings plans to offer a self-directed brokerage account with at least one cryptocurrency investment option, and sets rules for public agencies on cryptocurrency.
Would allow payments to the state in cryptocurrency, authorize the State Board of Investment to invest in cryptocurrency, and modify related tax provisions.
A House bill in Congress, now in committee. Latest step: Referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary.
Amends the Directive on administrative cooperation in taxation to require crypto-asset service providers to report their users' crypto-asset transactions to tax authorities, with automatic exchange of that information between member states.
Provides a legal framework for Viet Nam's digital technology industry, including semiconductors, AI, digital technology parks and digital assets.
Sets procedures for civil asset forfeiture of digital currency and similar property.
Creates a federal regulatory framework for payment stablecoins, including issuer licensing, one to one reserve backing and disclosure requirements.
Would bar the Federal Reserve from offering accounts or products directly to individuals or issuing a central bank digital currency.
Would set up a pilot program on using artificial intelligence at the Consumer Product Safety Commission and require reports on blockchain and digital tokens.
Would require the Department of Commerce to support U.S. leadership in blockchain and distributed ledger technology.
Creates the Texas Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, managed by the comptroller outside the state treasury, to invest in bitcoin and other qualifying cryptocurrency.
Regulates virtual currency kiosks to protect consumers from fraud.
Would have allowed the state CFO and certain public funds to invest in Bitcoin.
Regulates virtual currency kiosks to protect consumers from fraud, enacted as an emergency measure.
Would have regulated virtual currency kiosks, with administrative penalties.
Regulates digital financial asset (cryptocurrency) transaction kiosks and sets penalties.
Would have created a state digital assets strategic reserve fund.
Creates a state fund to hold unclaimed virtual currency and other digital assets instead of liquidating them.
Would have allowed the state treasurer and state retirement system to invest a portion of public monies in virtual currency such as Bitcoin.
Would have required disclosures and other consumer protections for virtual currency kiosk transactions.
Requires virtual currency kiosk operators to register with the state and meet operating requirements enforced by the Commissioner of Financial Regulation.
Bars cities and towns from prohibiting individuals from using computational power or running a blockchain node at home.
Would let the State Treasurer and state retirement funds invest a share of public funds in bitcoin and other digital assets.
Nullifies the IRS rule that would have required decentralized finance platforms to report digital asset sales as brokers.
Protects individuals' use of digital assets and self-custody wallets, sets rules for running blockchain nodes and digital asset mining, and exempts certain blockchain activities from money transmitter and securities rules.
Creates a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and a U.S. Digital Asset Stockpile funded with forfeited government holdings.
Would have allowed the state to invest certain public funds in Bitcoin.