Bills and regulator releases that touch XRP, stablecoins and digital-asset markets, by country. Bills are shown by stage, releases by how close they are to XRP. Big decisions go out as alerts.
US from congressional records; Korea and Japan from the latest reports
Sets in law whether digital assets are securities or commodities and which regulator oversees them; listing and institutional access for assets like XRP depend on it
Stage: Other chamber (4/6)
September 15, 2026Motion by Senator Tillis to reconsider the vote by which cloture on the motion to proceed to the measure was not invoked (Record Vote No. 234) entered in Senate.
Sets requirements for US dollar stablecoin issuers; RLUSD-type stablecoins follow its issuance and reserve rules
Stage: Law (6/6)
July 18, 2025Became Public Law No: 119-27.
Bars the Fed from issuing a retail digital dollar; if passed, private stablecoins gain room
Stage: One chamber (3/6)
July 17, 2025Motion to reconsider laid on the table Agreed to without objection.
Covers issuance, trading and exchange rules for digital assets in Korea and won stablecoin requirements
Stage: In committee (2/6)
November 24, 2025The Bill on the Market and Industry of Digital Assets is under review by the National Policy Committee.(Korea National Assembly bill info)
Follows the 2024 user-protection act with issuance, disclosure and business rules
Stage: In committee (2/6)
June 4, 2026The partial amendment to the Act on the Protection of Virtual Asset Users, etc. is under review by the National Policy Committee.(Korea National Assembly bill info)
Treats crypto assets as financial products, linked to insider-trading rules and tax changes; Japan is a large XRP market
The last day anyone can comment on a proposed rule; the final rule follows
Original: FSB Chair sets out FSB work on AI and stablecoins
Oct 26, 04:16 UTC · Sources: SEC, CFTC, Japan FSA, ESMA, BIS, FSB, Federal Register, Korea FSC, congress.gov, GDELT Project, Publisher RSS feeds · Summaries and ratings are AI-generated from titles; check the originals.