Summary
The hosts of Dex in the City discuss the UK's final FCA crypto rulebook, the EU's reconsideration of MiCA to cover tokenized assets and non-EU stablecoins, and the Supreme Court's ruling that weakens independence of SEC and CFTC commissioners. They also cover a Cambridge report on Boko Haram's use of AI and highlight TRM's work tracking illegal wildlife trade crypto flows.
- UK FCA publishes final crypto policy statements, creating a comprehensive rulebook with a 2027 implementation timeline.
- The EU considers expanding MiCA to include tokenized assets and stablecoins from non-EU issuers.
- Supreme Court overturns 90-year-old precedent, allowing the president to fire independent agency commissioners at will, affecting SEC and CFTC.
- A Cambridge report reveals Boko Haram uses large language models for weapons troubleshooting and attack planning.
- TRM traced $15 million in crypto through a wildlife trafficking network, aiding law enforcement.