Tag: Crypto Regulations

Crypto tokens may soon gain stronger economic footing due to new rules and system upgrades, according to Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan.

Brazil finalized a regulatory framework that places crypto companies under the same level of scrutiny as traditional financial institutions.

Mike Novogratz believes two U.S. crypto bills will spark a wave of new investment that could disrupt the market’s 4-year cycle.

The UK and US might collaborate soon, with British officials signaling an interest in mirroring the Trump’s crypto-friendly approach.

Democrats are pushing back against Republican efforts to advance three crypto-related bills scheduled this week.

The US Senate Banking Committee is preparing for an important hearing that could shape the country’s regulatory approach to digital assets. 

Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) asks the public to share their views on new rules for listing and managing crypto

Leading U.S. crypto advocacy groups have united to push lawmakers for the inclusion of legal protections for software developers.

Hester Peirce likened the current regulations for crypto firms to playing the children’s game “the floor is lava”—but in total darkness. 

Mark Uyeda has proposed a temporary, time-limited regulatory framework that could provide near-term relief to blockchain innovators.

The financial watchdog in Ukraine is proposing to tax certain crypto transactions as personal income, with rates potentially reaching 23%.

The United States still lacks clear regulations for cryptocurrency, especially for stablecoins and how crypto companies work with banks

Coinbase’s Chief Policy Officer, Faryar Shirzad, predicts swift legislative progress under President-elect Donald Trump administration.

Crypto regulation is advancing in the United Kingdom with the active plan to float the stablecoin bill in January 2025

In the wake of the U.S. election, Brian Armstrong has publicly acknowledged the results, which saw big wins for crypto-friendly candidates.

Tether CEO expressed concerns on the slow approach to crypto regulation, particularly compared to its historic leadership in technology.

This consultation paper, planned to be published between September and October 2024, is developed by an elite panel inside the DEA of India.

The Supreme Court of China and public prosecutor have revised the country’s Anti-Money Laundering (AML) laws to include crypto.