Crypto
North Korea's Rising Influence in the Crypto Space
North Korean developers are increasingly involved in various cryptocurrency projects, raising concerns over compliance with sanctions.
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North Korean developers are increasingly involved in various cryptocurrency projects, raising concerns over compliance with sanctions.
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime emphasizes the need to criminalize unlicensed virtual asset service providers to mitigate cyber fraud.
A recent ruling enables most creditors of FTX to recover their losses in cash instead of cryptocurrencies.
The UAE's recent decision to exempt cryptocurrency transactions from VAT aligns the industry with traditional financial services, starting retroactively from January 1, 2018.
Lawmakers must acknowledge the unique needs of decentralized AI amidst the growing digital economy, warns Overclock Labs CFO Cheng Wang.
Coinbase is set to delist non-compliant stablecoins in the European Union as part of its adherence to new regulations.
The CFTC subcommittee has made strides toward allowing tokenized shares of money-market funds to be used as collateral, potentially benefiting key financial players like BlackRock and Franklin Templeton.
The Australian Federal Police has launched a large-scale operation targeting a messaging app linked to criminal activities, resulting in the seizure of a significant amount of cryptocurrency.
The U.S. SEC has filed an appeal against a recent court ruling regarding Ripple's XRP sales, asserting that the decision conflicts with established securities law.
Gurbir Grewal, the SEC's enforcement director, is resigning, with Sanjay Wadhwa set to take over as acting director.
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