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Crypto regulation today — Saturday, October 3, 2026
Updated 2026-10-03 10:22 UTC · stories since 2026-10-03 00:00 UTC
No new crypto regulatory and policy stories so far today (UTC). The latest regulatory action we covered: SEC and Ripple Agree to Dismiss Appeals, Finalizing $125M Penalty (October 2, 2026).
Earlier this week
- SEC and Ripple Agree to Dismiss Appeals, Finalizing $125M Penalty
- US Treasury Moves to Block A7 Network and Its Global Sub-Agents
- US Treasury Moves to Sever Russia-Linked A7 Shadow Banking Network
- South Korea Proposes Subordinate Rules to Launch Security Token Market by February 2027
- SEC Proposes Overhaul of Crypto Custody Rules for Investment Advisers and Funds
- European Central Bank Publishes Record on Central Banks and On-Chain Rails
- SEC Grants Conditional Relief for Onchain Tokenized Stock Trading
- Regulators Claw Back Millions in Crypto Fraud and Theft Cases
- ESMA Proposes Sweeping MiCA Reforms to Target DeFi and Unregulated Stablecoins
- ESMA Releases Multilingual Guidelines on MiCA Reverse Solicitation
- CFTC Submits Crypto and Swap Rules to White House OIRA for Review
- SEC Secures Over $5.7M in Final Judgments Against BitConnect Promoters
Regulators and laws we track: SEC · CFTC · ESMA · FCA · MiCA · U.S. Treasury · Fed . Explainers: US crypto regulation · MiCA · UK rules.
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