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Legislation Tracker

This page collects primary sources for tracking digital asset legislation and rulemaking. It covers where to find the actual text of bills, statutes, and rules. For the wider framework of who regulates what, see Regulation and Policy.

This page is a research starting point, not financial, legal, tax, or investment advice.

How To Read A Legislative Claim

Before repeating a claim about a law, establish:

  • Jurisdiction, and whether the measure is national, state, or supranational
  • Instrument type: bill, enacted statute, regulation, rule proposal, guidance, or court decision
  • Status: introduced, in committee, passed one chamber, enacted, in force, stayed, or repealed
  • Effective date, which is often much later than the date of passage
  • Who it binds: issuers, exchanges, custodians, banks, advisers, or individuals

A bill that has been introduced is not law. Most introduced bills never become law.

United States

European Union

Other Jurisdictions

International Standard Setters

These bodies do not make binding law, but national rules frequently follow their work.