Rules
Inverse Game Theory Could Make AI Follow the Rules
A new approach known as inverse game theory, or mechanism design, seeks rules under which compliance with the law becomes the most rational choice for powerful AI models. Previous alignment methods—reading the model's 'thoughts' and teaching values—have not worked well. Researchers propose restructuring incentives.
SEC Clarified Rules for Participation in Crypto Asset Management
On November 2, SEC staff added three responses to their crypto asset guidance – questions 1.4–1.6. They explain when participation in network governance does not make a group of holders a controlling party. This includes not only token voting but also the right to change code, admit users, and execute decisions.
FATF Begins Review of Countries for Compliance with Virtual Asset Regulations
FATF has launched a targeted review of jurisdictions with a high number of crypto service providers. Initial results are expected in June 2027, followed by more in October. The organization will advise regulators and help close gaps.
Circle Asks SEC to Approve Rules for Stablecoins with GENIUS Act
Circle has sent a letter to the SEC with comments: the company requests to align the proposed crypto asset regime with the GENIUS Act rules, recognize qualified payment stablecoins as cash, and reduce the discount for broker-dealers from 2% to zero. This is the position of a market participant, not a decision of the commission.
Ripple Supports Proposed Cryptocurrency Regulation Rules
Ripple supports the proposed cryptocurrency regulation rules by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), advocating for clear legislation in the industry.
Final OCC Rules Under the GENIUS Act Take Effect January 18, 2027
Learn about the final OCC rules under the GENIUS Act, which will take effect on January 18, 2027.
Seven Crypto Companies Back SEC Rules for Digital Assets
Ripple, Cardano, Chainlink, Hedera, Stellar, Aptos, and Avalanche have supported the proposed SEC rules for crypto assets, while the Blockchain Association suggested raising the exemption limit for startups from $5 million to $10 million.
Hyperliquid Policy Center Calls on SEC to Clarify Cryptocurrency Rules
The Hyperliquid Policy Center has presented recommendations to the SEC for changes in cryptocurrency rules, including token airdrops and developer protections.
Australia to Set Leverage Limits for Crypto Derivatives
ASIC proposes an expansion of rules for Contracts for Difference - CFD for cryptocurrencies.
CFTC Proposes New Rule for Regulating Prediction Markets
CFTC proposes a new rule that expands the definition of swaps to include event contracts, such as sports. This is a step towards asserting influence over prediction markets.