Global Cryptocurrency Regulation News: Policy Developments Every Beginner Should Know

8/29/2025, 9:24:37 AM
Latest encryption regulatory news roundup: Multiple bills passed in the United States, internal disputes rise within the Democratic Party, Pakistan establishes a national regulatory authority, comprehensively sorting out global regulatory trends.

Three Major US Bills: GENIUS, CLARITY, Anti-CBDC

In the “Encryption Week” of 2025, the United States promoted three key bills successively:

  • GENIUS Act: Establishes reserve and audit requirements for stablecoins to enhance market transparency.
  • CLARITY Act: Clarifies the division of responsibilities between the SEC and CFTC in the encryption market, reducing regulatory overlap.
  • Anti-CBDC Act: Prohibits the issuance of central bank digital currency, emphasizing the protection of privacy and decentralized values.

The Democratic Party’s concerns about the RFIA bill

Some senators believe that the “Responsible Financial Innovation Act (RFIA)” could weaken the power of regulatory agencies and increase financial risks. They are calling for stronger regulatory measures to avoid potential systemic crises.

Pakistan establishes a regulatory body for virtual assets

Pakistan established a Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority in 2025, which is responsible for issuing licenses, overseeing compliance, and building a regulatory sandbox. This move indicates that developing countries are also beginning to actively regulate the virtual asset market to mitigate risks and promote innovation.

Newbie’s Quick Response Guide

  • Pay attention to the trends of legislation: US regulations will indirectly affect the global market landscape.
  • Choose the platform cautiously: Try to choose platforms that have obtained licenses in multiple jurisdictions.
  • Keep information updated: Timely access to encryption regulatory news helps to avoid risks and seize opportunities.
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