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The U.K. Financial Conduct Authority has published final guidance setting out authorization criteria for crypto-asset firms ahead of the rollout of a new regulatory regime.

Galaxy Research reported on September 16 that venture investment in crypto and blockchain companies rose 31% from the first quarter, while the number of deals increased 10%.

Crypto just showed why small buyers need better tools. The DOJ charged two Robinhood engineers on September 15 for trading tokens before listings went public, per The Block on September 15. Each made more than $50,000 using inside data on Hyperliquid, per Decrypt on September 15.

For long-term investors, the best crypto presale list 2026 should answer one key question: what happens after the crypto presale ends? MemeToro is building more than a token sale. Its wider ecosystem is designed around an AI launch agent, memecoin trading, staking, prediction markets, news, launchpad access, and $MT utility.

Europe’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) Regulation has done more than bring order to the crypto market. It has also laid the groundwork for modernizing financial infrastructure through tokenization.

Currencies39220 Market Cap$ 2.69T+0.80% 24h Spot Volume$ 40.83B+2.87% DominanceBTC56.90%-0.21%ETH11.02%+0.36% ETH Gas0.06 Gwei MarketBitcoinEurope Sep 16, 2026 < 1min read byPeter Mwangi forCoinEdition

The crypto market news this week reads like a turning point. SWIFT just ran its first live trades with real dollars and real banks on a shared ledger, per KuCoin. Citi and First Abu Dhabi Bank moved U.S. dollars on September 2, and DBS, UOB, and OCBC moved Singapore dollars on September 10.

The crypto price prediction picture just changed. Spot Bitcoin ETFs crossed $100 billion in total assets on September 14 after a $160 million inflow, per CryptoBriefing on September 15. BlackRock IBIT took $134 million of that total, per Phemex on September 15.

The US Federal Reserve has raised interest rates by25 basis points, taking its target range to3.75%–4.00%.

Add preferred source The U.S. Senate rejected the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act in a 49-50 procedural vote on Tuesday, falling 11 votes short of the 60 needed to advance. Four Republicans joined nearly all Democrats in opposition. The bill would have established a regulatory framework dividing oversight between the SEC and CFTC. Democratic opposition…