Regulation

Francois Villeroy de Galhau, a significant figure in European finance, has raised an alarm over U.S. President Donald Trump’s endorsement of cryptocurrencies, and for good reason. By showcasing such a strong backing for digital assets, the Trump administration may very well be treading dangerous waters. This cavalier attitude towards financial regulations could give rise to
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The establishment of the Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC) is nothing short of a transformative milestone for the nation. For years, Pakistan’s government wavered between outright hostility and cautious skepticism regarding digital currencies. Citing concerns around terrorism financing, they remained reluctant to embrace a technological revolution that the rest of the world was readily adopting. However,
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Argentina’s recent move to implement regulatory standards for virtual asset service providers (PSAVs), encapsulated in Resolution No. 1058, calls for a critical examination of the intentions and implications behind such actions. As the world grapples with the rapid evolution of cryptocurrency, the urgency for thorough oversight can hardly be overstated. However, the risks of stifling
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The Bank of Russia’s recent proposition to create a three-year experimental legal framework for cryptocurrency trading stands as a paradox in the nation’s cautious approach to digital assets. While the initiative seemingly opens doors for a select group of investors—those with assets exceeding $1.1 million—the restrictive nature of the proposal casts doubt on its intent
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In a pivotal move for the cryptocurrency landscape in the United Kingdom, Kraken has achieved Electronic Money Institution (EMI) status from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). This achievement is not merely a regulatory box-tick; it is emblematic of a significant shift in the intersection of traditional finance and digital assets. At a time when the
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In a crucial development in the realm of cryptocurrency regulation, Acting Chairman Mark Uyeda’s recent remarks at the Institute of International Bankers’ annual conference signal a potential pivot at the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The intention to reconsider a proposal that could impose stringent regulatory burdens on crypto firms is not merely a
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