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NYC mayor launches official digital assets office to drive crypto adoption

In a move to formalize its crypto policy, New York City has launched the nation’s first office dedicated to digital assets and blockchain technology. Summary NYC becomes the first U.S. city to launch an official digital assets and blockchain office. The office will coordinate crypto policy and foster collaboration between city agencies and blockchain innovators….

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Kenya ushers crypto into the regulatory fold with new bill

Kenya has established its first legal framework for the crypto industry, compelling every virtual asset service provider operating within its borders to seek a formal license. This ends a prolonged period of regulatory uncertainty for the sector. Summary Kenya’s parliament passed the Virtual Asset Service Providers Bill, 2025, creating the country’s first crypto licensing framework….

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The big banks are worrying about yield-bearing stablecoins

Disclosure: The views and opinions expressed here belong solely to the author and do not represent the views and opinions of crypto.news’ editorial. The United States’ biggest banks are afraid. Not of a financial crisis, not of cyberattacks, not of geopolitical shocks. They’re afraid of yield-bearing stablecoins paying customers interest. Summary Banks fear yield-bearing stablecoins…

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Russia allows banks to engage in crypto under tight rules

The Bank of Russia is reportedly allowing select commercial banks to enter the crypto market under strict supervision. Officials say capital restrictions and transparency rules are essential to prevent systemic risk and regulatory blind spots. Summary Russia is reportedly allowing select commercial banks to handle crypto under strict capital and transparency rules to limit systemic…

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