Regulation

The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has taken a significant step forward in establishing a framework for crypto-asset services by launching a public consultation concerning guidelines that assess the knowledge and competence of professionals in this burgeoning field. Published on February 17, the consultation is particularly timely, given the rapid evolution of the crypto-market
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The dynamic world of cryptocurrency continues to spark debate, especially in light of evolving regulatory frameworks. Recent discussions between the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and industry leaders about the inclusion of staking in crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) highlight the intersection of innovation, investor protection, and regulatory oversight. This article dives into these critical
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In recent developments, Ripple’s CEO Brad Garlinghouse has expressed a cautiously optimistic outlook regarding the future of cryptocurrency regulations in the United States. Following his meetings with several influential lawmakers in Washington, D.C., including prominent figures such as Senators Tim Scott and Chuck Schumer, Garlinghouse noted a growing opportunity to foster bipartisan support for clearer
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In a significant departure from its previous stance, South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC) has unveiled a plan to progressively open the doors of the cryptocurrency market to corporate entities. This change, revealed during a recent meeting of the Virtual Asset Committee, represents a fundamental shift from the restrictive policies that have governed institutional trading
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The cryptocurrency mining industry in the United States is currently navigating through a turbulent landscape, marked by significant delays in the receipt of ASIC (Application-Specific Integrated Circuit) mining hardware. This setback, particularly affecting miners who rely heavily on Chinese-manufactured rig supplies, is a direct result of intensified scrutiny from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
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In recent months, the administration under former President Donald Trump has been reconsidering its approach to cryptocurrency regulation. Initially, there was excitement surrounding the proposition of a formal crypto council, which was expected to serve as a structured forum for dialogue between government regulators and industry leaders. However, reports indicate a significant shift towards informal
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The landscape of digital asset regulation in the United States is undergoing significant transformation, as evidenced by the renewed discussions involving the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). As these two pivotal regulatory bodies consider a collaborative approach, their goal appears to be the establishment of a comprehensive
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In the ever-evolving intersection of traditional banking and cryptocurrencies, the role of regulatory bodies like the Federal Reserve (Fed) becomes crucial. Recently, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell articulated a nuanced perspective on how banks can engage with cryptocurrency while managing associated risks. His remarks suggest a desire to balance innovation with caution, reflecting the complexities faced
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In a recent conversation with Bloomberg, SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce articulated a significant issue faced by regulators regarding the classification of memecoins within existing financial frameworks. She pointed out that many of these digital assets likely do not qualify as securities according to current laws, highlighting a void in regulatory jurisdiction. Peirce stated, “There are
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As Bitcoin continues its ascent in the global financial landscape, U.S. state legislatures are recognizing its potential as an invaluable asset for fiscal strategy. With around 30 legislative proposals under consideration aimed at channeling state funds into Bitcoin reserves, states are positioning themselves to potentially accumulate billions in digital currency. High-profile analysts, such as Matthew
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