UK Steps Up Crypto Enforcement as U.S. Regulators Move on Tokenized Markets
London raids, a new SEC exemption for tokenized securities, and fresh signs of regulatory coordination defined a busy day for crypto policy.
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London raids, a new SEC exemption for tokenized securities, and fresh signs of regulatory coordination defined a busy day for crypto policy.
Bitcoin, ETFs, and regulatory-sensitive tokens fell after the CLARITY Act failed a Senate vote, while new infrastructure and custody announcements kept building pressure in the sector.
Bitcoin eased as Senate action on the U.S. Clarity Act came into focus, while Solana and several crypto treasury firms made notable moves.
Washington’s Clarity Act fight dominated the day, while exchanges, treasury firms and wallet providers announced fresh product, balance-sheet and security moves.
U.S. Senate timing on crypto legislation remains uncertain, while Ripple, Revolut, Bitcoin Suisse and Reform UK drove the day’s other major headlines.
Bitcoin Suisse is moving jobs abroad, Revolut exposed user data in a fraudulent request, and crypto-linked donors gave Reform UK a record haul.
Markets swung on U.S. inflation and Fed-rate odds, while exchange, custody, and treasury businesses posted mixed developments across crypto and memecoins.