WILL CELSIUS PROMPT A WAVE OF NEW DEFI REGULATIONS

Celsius debacle could fuel regulatory risk in DeFi exchanges

How the Celsius Affair Plays Into the U.S. Crypto Regulatory

DeFi Regulations 2025: Top Countries, Challenges, and Future

The Arrest Of The Crypto

The arrest of the crypto lender’s co-founder and ex-CEO Alex Mashinsky comes as lawmakers and regulators squabble over new rules for the sector.

What Is Celsius and Why Is It Crashing? - Decrypt

DeFi at a Crossroads: Will U.S. Regulations Propel or Kill the

The European Union Introduced The

The European Union introduced the world’s first comprehensive cryptocurrency regulations in May 2025, known as the Markets in Crytpo-Assets Regulation

In August 2025, the U.S. Internal Revenue Service proposed the controversial “DeFi broker rule.” It aimed to mandate certain DeFi operatorsincluding front

So what’s that got to do with Celsius? The DeFi platform had locked customer funds into stETH, and a stETH depegging could prompt a wave of redemptions

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How New Regulations Are Shaping DeFi, CEX, NFT, and Crypto

However, the invasion of regulators forced the industry to roll out a new space called Decentralized Finance or DeFi to maintain the ethos of crypto. But now regulators were

How are crypto regulations changing around the world?

After Crypto Lending Platform Celsius

Will Celsius prompt a wave of new DeFi regulations?

After crypto lending platform Celsius froze customer withdrawals earlier this week amid heightened market volatility, decentralized exchanges like Uniswap Protocol could

As DeFi continues to grow, the need for regulations becomes increasingly important to ensure the safety and security of users. Regulations help to: Protect Consumers: Safeguarding users

Decentralized Finance

DeFi Regulation 2025: Standard, Consensus, Collaboration

In this article, we explore key developments that highlight how 2025 could shape the future of DeFi regulation. Standard and Consensus A clearer regulatory framework

Decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms are built on principles of open access and anonymity, but new regulations are forcing them to reconsider their approach: Stricter