Regulatory Landscape from US to Asia
summary
Asia sends a clear welcome to crypto: Japan passed a stablecoin law and Hong Kong unveils an exchange licensing regime, while MiCA creates a registration pathway for Europe. The US relies on long-running, activity‑based enforcement and remains fragmented across agencies, so legislation stalls and executive actions fill gaps. Japan’s customer‑asset segregation actually returns FTX‑era losses, CBDC experiments continue in BIS hubs, and regulators are racing to apply AML controls to centralized rails before moving to DeFi.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Crypto regulation introduction
- 3:27Asia’s crypto regulators
- 7:48US enforcement actions
- 14:03Europe’s MiCA framework
- 19:10CBDCs and global tensions
- 25:46US legislative gridlock
- 27:55Global regulation future
- 30:04Q&A
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