The United Kingdom's Financial Conduct Authority announced on August 1 that retail investors will gain access to crypto exchange-traded notes (cETNs) from October 8 on FCA-approved investment exchanges. This decision reverses the ban introduced in January 2021, which restricted these products citing extreme volatility and lack of legitimate
Under FTX's reorganisation plan taking effect on January 3, 2025, the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange will begin repaying creditors, potentially injecting up to $16 billion back into the market, with the company promising that 98% of users will recover at least 118% of their claim values from November 2022
The global cryptocurrency regulatory landscape is undergoing a significant transformation, leading to the decline of offshore havens and the rise of regulated jurisdictions, as exemplified by the Monetary Authority of Singapore's (MAS) June 2, 2025 announcement requiring Singapore-incorporated firms serving offshore crypto clients to obtain licenses or cease
On May 15, 2025, the Telegram messaging platform announced the blocking of two massive black market services, Supergroup and Black Market, which together facilitated over $120 billion in crypto-scam-related services, but has since remained inactive as these platforms have returned under new names. The fraud systems, primarily targeting Chinese users,
