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Currencies38584 Market Cap$ 2.28T+1.67% 24h Spot Volume$ 21.49B-0.16% DominanceBTC56.42%+0.22%ETH10.06%-1.00% ETH Gas0.04 Gwei RegulationFeaturedStablecoinsExchangesTetherUSDTBybitLiquidationsKYC Aug 17, 2026 3min read byLiam ‘Akiba’ Wright forCryptoSlate
JPMorgan Chase ended its banking relationship with prediction market platform Polymarket in October 2025, telling the company to find a new banking partner, accordingto a report by The Financial Times on Aug. 15. Reuters independently confirmedthe account closure the same evening through a separate
Fireblocks has been expanding its platform for banks, payment companies, asset managers and other financial institutions using stablecoins, tokenised assets and on-chain settlement. Elad Roisman’s appointment adds a regulatory-policy touch to that strategy.
CryptoSlate today launched Crypto Laws, the most comprehensive free global tracker of cryptocurrency regulation — consolidating the legal status of crypto across jurisdictions into one continuously updated reference.
Fireblocks has appointed former U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Acting Chairman Elad Roisman as its chief regulatory and policy officer and general counsel for regulatory affairs.
The Hyperliquid Policy Center, in collaboration with Douro Labs, a core contributor to the Pyth Network, has submitted a joint comment letter to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) advocating for the repeal of Rule 611. The groups are also urging the SEC to establish clear guidance tailored to onchain markets, arguing that the…
More drama in Washington’s ongoing crypto policy debate unfolded Friday when the Securities and Exchange Commission abruptly canceled a meeting that would have kicked off the formal rulemaking process for a new framework governing crypto fundraising in the United States, known as Regulation Crypto Assets.
2026.08.17 ShareShare to X (Twitter)Share to WeChatShare to WeChat Share to WeiboShare by Link Share by Image The CLARITY Act is still stuck in Congress. Not waiting for the vote anymore, preparing to set the rules themselves?
The SEC canceled a planned vote on its Regulation Crypto framework, citing an unforeseen scheduling issue. The proposal could create exemptions for crypto startups raising capital outside traditional securities rules.
Add to Google Preferred Sources The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) abruptly canceled a public meeting it had scheduled to discuss crypto asset rulemaking. According to sources familiar with the matter, concerns over the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act—known as the “Clarity Act”—currently moving through Congress are behind the decision. The White House and…
