#Regulation & Law

UniCredit warns that European regulatory safeguards may be insufficient to contain a major crypto-bank crisis, pointing to systemic vulnerabilities in stablecoin backing and cross-border risk transmission.

US authorities charged a Google engineer with insider trading, demonstrating that corporate proprietary data can be legally used to manipulate decentralized prediction markets.

Securing a FINMA Fintech license validates Sequence SA's operational model against Switzerland's stringent financial laws, positioning it as a highly credible, stable, and institutionally vetted player in the global digital finance landscape.

Singapore's charges against Zhu Juntao for alleged fraud highlight a critical industry shift, demonstrating that regulatory bodies are prioritizing corporate accountability and verifiable transparency over decentralized obfuscation.

Spain's blocking of major prediction platforms signals a systemic global movement toward mandatory licensing, treating unregulated prediction markets as high-risk, unsecured gambling products.