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.
In-depth reporting, market intelligence, and analytical commentary on the monthly crypto map.
July was defined by Trump's $1.4 billion crypto disclosure, while in India the RBI stuck to its long-held position on cryptos.
June was defined by regulation and enforcement. Europe prepared for MiCA, the US continued work on stablecoin rules, and Asian markets advanced new crypto frameworks. In India, regulators intensified scrutiny through tax notices and investigations.
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.
April was a more active month for crypto, with regulators in the US pointing to a more coordinated approach while crypto hacks crossed $600 million.
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.