South Africa reportedly becomes the first country on the continent to require digital asset exchanges to be licensed.
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The Supreme Court could stop the SEC’s war on crypto
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Denmark orders Saxo Bank to erase cryptocurrency holdings
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US reportedly plans to restrict China’s access to cloud computing services
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US crypto regulatory uncertainty could be Hong Kong’s gain — Yat Siu
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India negotiates cross-border CBDC payments with global central banks
The CBDC should enhance the country’s potential for foreign trade with nations that lack U.S. dollar reserves.
Clarity needed on crypto lending regulations — UK Law Commission
The Law Commission’s recommendations highlight the need to clarify whether cryptocurrency lending falls under existing financial collateral regulations.
Winklevoss slams DCG’s Silbert — Not even SBF was ‘capable of such delusion’
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