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To prevent the chaos that occurred in 2022, the Canadian Securities Regulators have once again made it necessary for cryptocurrency companies to register with...
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With Sanae Takaichi set to become Japan’s first female prime minister, experts predict refined cryptocurrency regulations, clearer token classifications, and increased blockchain innovation, positioning...
Kazakhstan’s first national stablecoin, Evo (KZTE), is pegged to the tenge and uses Solana and Mastercard technology.
China launches a Yuan stablecoin and South Korea debuts a Won stablecoin, fueling the international crypto race.
The MOU signed between the US and UK aims to collaborate on emerging tech like AI, nuclear fusion, quantum computing, and more.
To prevent the chaos that occurred in 2022, the Canadian Securities Regulators have once again made it necessary for cryptocurrency companies to register with...
A new set of regulations has been drafted with the purpose of luring crypto-related firms and investors to the Emirate.
Kang Jong-Hyun is accused of embezzlement, breach of trust, and unlawful activities including fraud.
The new rewards card from Binance and Mastercard will provide Brazilian customers up to 8% cashback on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
If the whole parliament approves the proposals, banks might be compelled to keep a "risk-weighted exposure level" of capital based on exposure to crypto...
The primary advertising authority in South Africa wants influencers and celebrities to adhere to honesty in crypto advertising.
Coinbase has announced that it would be closing its Japan office, with the deadline for customers to withdraw their funds set for February 16th.
Through the Financial Stability Board, Japan has been making sure that its opinions are heard.
European law enforcement agencies Eurojust and Europol worked together to shut down contact centers that allegedly offered fraudulent cryptocurrency investment possibilities.
The investigation involves three hundred individuals, including thirty-five police and National Security Service officers.