Regulation

Who owns digital asset recovery within your financial institution?

When a financial institution loses access to cryptographic key material, the ability to recover their digital assets is only part of the challenge. The institution must also know who has the authority to...

Stablecoin compliance 101: regulatory requirements, risks, and what crypto firms need to know

The era of unregulated, algorithmic, or loosely backed stablecoins is over. Major jurisdictions have now drawn hard statutory lines around who can issue a stablecoin, what must sit behind it, and how quickly...

How does MAS regulate crypto? A practical guide for crypto firms

Singapore has built one of the most credible regulatory environments for digital assets in the world. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) oversees crypto activity through two main pieces of legislation:...

The 1 July MiCA cliff: what your product team needs to ship before the transition closes

The 1 July MiCA cliff: what your product team needs to ship before the transition closes Written by Tommy Jamet, Head of Product, CoinCover Everyone in the room is quoting the same date. 1 July 2026. It is on...

What happens when a crypto custodian fails?

What happens when a crypto custodian fails? When a crypto custodian fails, the consequences extend well beyond insolvency and operational disruption.

Recovery as a product feature: MiCA Article 68, DORA, and crypto wallet architecture before July 2026

Written byTommy Jamet, Head of Product at CoinCover

What happens when a major stablecoin collapses?

What happens when a major stablecoin collapses?

7 self-custody myths that stop users from setting up wallet backups

7 self-custody myths that stop users from setting up wallet backups

The five pillars of institutional recovery

The five pillars of institutional recovery

How VARA is shaping Dubai’s global crypto hub status

How VARA is shaping Dubai’s global crypto hub status

Crypto recovery 2025: key losses & trends

Crypto recovery 2025: key losses & trends

Could your in-house crypto wallet backup land you in jail?

Could your in-house crypto wallet backup land you in jail?

How self-backup falls foul of UK, EU and US crypto regulations

Self- backups – internally managed methods for safeguarding wallet access credentials, such as private keys or seed phrases, without involving a trusted third-party provider – fall short under scrutiny .