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New regulations from South Korea's Financial Services Commission will enable non-profits and digital asset exchanges to sell cryptocurrency while imposing strict operational rules.
A recap of the vibrant discussions and events from the Consensus conference held in Toronto.
Kevin O’Leary emphasizes the need for immediate regulation in the crypto sector, stating it will attract institutional investments.
After recent setbacks, U.S. Senate legislators resume discussion on stablecoin regulation, aiming for a new vote soon.
Growing interest from both U.S. and global banks in BitGo's stablecoin-as-a-service highlights a competitive shift in the financial landscape.
Adrienne Harris, superintendent of New York's financial oversight body, defends the state's stringent crypto licensing as effective in safeguarding against industry failures.
Summer Mersinger, a Republican commissioner of the U.S. CFTC, is transitioning to become the CEO of the Blockchain Association amid significant crypto legislation movements.
The government of Gibraltar is set to implement the first regulatory structure for clearing and settling crypto derivatives, alongside crypto exchange Bullish.
TuongVy Le, an expert in compliance and former SEC lawyer, predicts a significant shift as the financial sector adapts to upcoming crypto regulations.
BitGo, the esteemed cryptocurrency custody provider, targets European growth after obtaining the MiCA license from Germany’s BaFin.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune advocates for advancing stablecoin legislation amid rising resistance from Democrats, who previously supported it.
A panel of prominent crypto lawyers contemplates the future of crypto values like decentralization and privacy in light of impending legislation at Consensus 2025.
An overview of potential regulatory hurdles impacting Bitcoin and the wider cryptocurrency market as significant decisions approach.
The U.S. House committees have introduced a draft bill aimed at regulating cryptocurrency, building on previous legislative efforts.
This article explores how the SEC can benefit from the IRS's methods in regulating cryptocurrencies, suggesting reforms for a more effective oversight structure.
The Huione Group, a Cambodia-based conglomerate, has finalized cryptocurrency transactions worth $98 billion since its establishment, leading to increased scrutiny from the U.S. Treasury.
The UK Financial Conduct Authority is actively seeking opinions regarding crypto asset regulation, focusing on intermediaries, staking, and decentralized finance.
Industry leaders caution that the UK is at risk of lagging behind other nations in fostering a conducive environment for cryptocurrency firms.
Kuwait government takes action against illegal cryptocurrency mining, disconnecting power from associated properties.
A collaborative effort by crypto organizations, led by the Crypto Council for Innovation, is urging the U.S. SEC to exclude staking from its regulatory framework.
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