Brazil's central bank is preparing a rule that could let crypto firms hold stablecoin transfers for up to 24 hours before sending them to self-custody wallets.

Bank of England stablecoin rules move the UK closer to a 2027 launch for regulated payment stablecoins, with final rules expected by the end of 2026.

The stablecoin story is getting weird as the same product looks like a dollar boost, a Europe problem, a bank threat and a Japan opportunity.

FDIC says stablecoins issued via banks should come with bank-style controls for money laundering, terrorism financing and sanctions compliance.

The central bank pushed back against proposals to loosen rules for euro stablecoins, warning EU finance ministers that the move could weaken banks.

The Bank of Japan is testing whether money that banks hold at the central bank can move on blockchain rails.

The crypto industry just got one of its biggest wins in Washington, but this isn't law yet.