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GENIUS Act: Signed Law ▲ Jul 18 2025| MiCA Status: Live ▲ Dec 2024| CLARITY Act: Senate Pending ▲ Jul 2025| Crypto Lobbying 2024: $202M PAC ▲ Fairshake| OECD CARF Countries: 75+ ▲ +12| CBDC Projects: 130+ Active ▲ Atlantic Council| FATF Travel Rule: 73% Compliant ▲ Jun 2025| Pro-Crypto Congress: 300+ Members ▲ +91| GENIUS Act: Signed Law ▲ Jul 18 2025| MiCA Status: Live ▲ Dec 2024| CLARITY Act: Senate Pending ▲ Jul 2025| Crypto Lobbying 2024: $202M PAC ▲ Fairshake| OECD CARF Countries: 75+ ▲ +12| CBDC Projects: 130+ Active ▲ Atlantic Council| FATF Travel Rule: 73% Compliant ▲ Jun 2025| Pro-Crypto Congress: 300+ Members ▲ +91|

Basel III

Basel III Crypto Exposure Rules: How Banks Are Required to Hold Capital Against Crypto Assets

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision's crypto asset capital framework — effective January 2025 — determines how much capital banks must hold against crypto exposures, with dramatic differences between tokenized traditional assets and unbacked crypto.

Donovan Vanderbilt · February 24, 2026 · 8 min read
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Policy Winners by Sector: Which Tokenization Businesses Benefit from Which Regulations

Different regulatory frameworks create different winners. MiCA benefits licensed CASPs. GENIUS Act benefits bank stablecoin issuers. Basel III benefits tokenized government bond platforms. Mapping policy outcomes to sector investment implications.

Donovan Vanderbilt · February 24, 2026 · 7 min read
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