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Potential Impacts of Regulatory Developments on the Business Models and Revenue Generation of Crypto Asset Service Providers for the Week Ending June 20, 2026
Bearish (Yield Products): Global standard-setters (BIS) have set a target on unsegregated stablecoin "earn" programs, signalling severe restrictions that threaten the lucrative lending and rehypothecation revenues of major exchanges. Bearish (Compliance Overhead): The UK FCA’s formal integration of crypto into its market abuse penalty framework drastically raises the personal financial stakes for executives, necessitating immediate, costly upgrades to trade surveillance syste

James Ross
Jun 203 min read


Potential impacts of regulatory developments on the business models and revenue generation of Crypto Asset Service Providers for the week ending 17/4
Bearish (Margin Compression): The UK FCA’s transition to full FSMA authorisation enforces traditional institutional standards on crypto operations, thereby structurally raising the baseline cost of compliance and increasing capital-holding requirements. Neutral (Third-Party Risk): Revised US interagency guidelines on model risk establish updated principles for large traditional banks. Generative and agentic AI are explicitly excluded, meaning CASPs face only routine, downst

James Ross
Apr 183 min read


Potential Impacts of Regulatory Developments on the Business Models of Crypto Asset Service Providers (CASPs) Week Ending: 30 January 2026
1. Executive Summary Sentiment: Bullish (Strategic Opportunity) / Bearish (Operational Friction) The regulatory landscape for the week ending 30 January 2026 presents a stark dichotomy. While the UK and Japan are actively engineering pathways for institutional adoption and new revenue models (through “Targeted Support” and tax reform), the US has signalled a zero-tolerance policy on sanctions evasion, including the piercing of the corporate veil of registered exchanges.

James Ross
Feb 12 min read
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