The Yearn Finance founder suggested that several cracks have shown in the crypto sector this year, and that regulation is needed to “reign in irresponsible […]
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Hong Kong could be key for China’s crypto comeback: Arthur Hayes
Hayes says the next crypto bull run will be tied to when China embraces the crypto market again, and Hong Kong could be the gateway […]
US regulator touts ‘aggressively’ policing crypto in new report
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission says 20% of its enforcement actions were aimed at the digital assets market in the 2022 fiscal year.
Metaverse casino served emergency cease and desist to halt NFT sales
Explaining the cease-and-desist orders, the Texas State Securities Board in particular likened Sloties’ NFTs to something that is “similar to stock and other equities.”
Government crackdowns are coming unless crypto starts self-policing
From privacy standards to consumer protection, the cryptocurrency industry needs to better regulate itself before governments crack down.
Acting US FDIC head cautiously optimistic about permissioned stablecoins for payments
Acting Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation chairman Martin Gruenberg said the agency needs more information about crypto, and the crypto industry needs to understand the FDIC […]
SBF: FTX to filter assets it thinks are securities from US listings until registration in place
In a long blog post full of proposed standards to guide the industry in the absence of regulations, Sam Bankman-Fried says FTX US will not […]
Amendment to UK financial services bill provides regulation for crypto activities
The bill addressed stablecoin regulation from the start; now the Financial Conduct Authority will be empowered to regulate activities with crypto assets if the amended […]
Uzbeki police get ‘how to seize crypto’ training from UN security org
Uzbekistan’s law enforcers were educated on blockchain analysis topics and methods for seizing crypto.
Not like China: Hong Kong reportedly wants to legalize crypto trading
Hong Kong’s securities regulator wants to allow retail investors to invest directly in virtual assets and to reconsider current crypto trading requirements.