Michael Bacina, an Australian digital assets lawyer told Cointelegraph that the investigation could see a far-reaching impact on crypto exchanges and the token projects involved.
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Final candidates for next UK prime minister have made pro-crypto statements
The Conservative Party is expected to decide between Rishi Sunak and LizaTruss as the next party leader by Sept. 5, at which point Johnson will […]
Democratic senators chide Fidelity Investments for BTC-exposed retirement funds
Crypto critic Elizabeth Warren and two colleagues write to the Fidelity CEO again to express their displeasure with crypto-exposed 401(k) offerings.
US lawmaker calls for Apple and Google to provide info on fake crypto apps
“Industry shouldn’t be allowed to write the rules that they want to play by,” said Senator Sherrod Brown in calling for U.S. lawmakers and regulators […]
‘I have Bitcoin for the benefit of my kids,’ says Gibraltar MP
In an interview with Cointelegraph, MP Isola detailed Gibraltar’s crypto regulatory landscape and his interest in Bitcoin.
‘Game yet to begin’ for security token offerings, INX exec says
The current crypto bear market had no direct impact on the STO platform INX because STOs are “very different from others in the space.”
Law Commission for England and Wales proposes reforms for digital assets
The U.K. Law Commission called for cryptocurrencies and digital assets to be classed as “data objects” in new reforms aimed at fostering growth and legal […]
Japan’s crypto groups call for end of taxing paper gains
Danny Talwar from crypto tax platform Koinly said Japan’s regulatory environment makes it difficult for businesses and individual investors to hold digital assets in Japan.
‘Bullish rate hike’ — Why crypto spiked today in the face of bad news
The Fed’s attempts to reel inflation in by increasing interest rates are usually associated with a pullback of investment activity across markets.
FTC files lawsuit against Meta over attempted monopolization of metaverse
The government watchdog previously filed a lawsuit against the social media giant in 2020 for alleged “anticompetitive conduct” in its acquisitions of WhatsApp and Instagram.