Regulation

The recent release of the final disclosure framework by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision signifies a significant step towards enhancing transparency and regulatory standards in the field of digital assets. This framework, known as DIS55, requires banks to provide detailed information on their crypto activities through standardized tables and templates. By mandating banks to
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Recently, Hong Kong’s financial regulators announced the conclusion of a consultation period over a licensing program initiative for fiat-referenced stablecoin (FRS) providers. The consultation, which ended in February, received 108 submissions from various stakeholders, including market participants, industry associations, and professional organizations. The Monetary Authority (HKMA) and the Financial Services and Treasury Bureau (FSTB) revealed
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Coinbase, Ripple, and Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) are planning to send representatives to both the Republican National Convention (RNC) and the Democratic National Convention (DNC). This move signifies their intention to engage with GOP power brokers and make a case for policies that are favorable to the crypto industry. The companies’ participation in both political conventions
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After more than three years of scrutiny, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has finally closed its investigation into Hiro and the Stacks blockchain. This marks a significant milestone for the Bitcoin Layer-2 network, which has been under the regulatory microscope since the first-ever SEC-qualified offering by Stacks in 2019. The news of the investigation
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The recent announcement from the SEC stating the closure of its investigation into Hiro Systems and the Stacks blockchain without recommending any enforcement action marks a significant milestone in the history of the Bitcoin Layer-2 network. After more than three years of scrutiny, the news has brought relief to the team behind Hiro Systems and
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The UK Law Commission recently released a scoping paper addressing the potential legal characterization of Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) in the country. DAOs are blockchain-based communities created for a shared goal, such as investing in start-ups or purchasing historical documents. This paper raises an essential issue by pointing out the lack of consensus on what
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