The Monthly Crypto Map: July 2026
July was defined by Trump's $1.4 billion crypto disclosure, while in India the RBI stuck to its long-held position on cryptos.
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July was defined by Trump's $1.4 billion crypto disclosure, while in India the RBI stuck to its long-held position on cryptos.
The guidance sets out procedures for identifying reportable users, determining account ownership in different cases, and addressing reporting obligations for cross-border transactions.
In today's Money & Machines edition, we write on the return of crypto ban debate; and iMerit's acquisition.
The ED alleged that these platforms advertised instant cross-border money transfer services using cryptocurrencies despite not being authorised payment system operators.
May 2026 saw the CLARITY Act advance in the US, Europe tighten MiCA implementation, India step up crypto policy discussions, and a string of high-profile fraud, sanctions and geopolitical investigations.
March 2026 saw limited regulatory movement globally, including in the US, amid the backdrop of the West Asia conflict.
Welcome to the February 2026 edition of The Monthly Crypto Map. This month, one of crypto’s oldest ghosts returned.
The January edition showed that crypto is no longer just about markets but it is quietly becoming a geopolitical tool.
December closed the year with a striking divergence in how major economies are choosing to engage with digital assets.
In the cryptocurrency global developments, November delivered a packed slate of policy moves, enforcement actions, and industry developments across the US, Europe, and Asia.
The initiative includes a round-the-clock WhatsApp helpline where users can flag suspicious links, platforms, or investment offers before acting on them.
The founders were apprehended last week on March 21 from Bengaluru and produced before a holiday court in Thane for alleged fraud.
CoinDCX said the FIR is “false” and attributed the case to an impersonation scheme involving individuals posing as the company’s founders.
The ESOP buyback will benefit more than 500 former and current employees of CoinDCX.
The move comes amid concerns that a significant share of crypto trading by Indian users is happening on overseas platforms.
Tax officials highlighted several challenges in regulating these digital assets during discussions with the parliamentary standing committee on finance.
Its net loss expanded to Rs 333.1 crore in FY25 from Rs 160.3 crore in the previous fiscal.
In this edition, we talk about whether the RBI is laying the framework for stablecoins; and the need to reinvent our 'Swadeshi' slogan as foreign AI companies set up shop in India.
The exchange's plans to resume operations follows approval of a comprehensive restructuring proposal by a Singapore High Court.
The programme offers affected users an opportunity to recoup losses -- where they can estimate recovery, deposit funds and earn rewards.