#cryptocurrency-regulation

#cryptocurrency-regulation

Upcoming E.U. regulations threaten private transactions for non-custodial crypto users, raising operational costs and limiting privacy.

The Open Dialogue Foundation advocates for awareness and engagement regarding crypto regulations in Europe.

U.K. government to pilot Digital Gilt Instrument using distributed ledger technology, signaling commitment to financial innovation.

Aaron Kofsky's controversial online behavior raises concerns about his influence on JD Vance's financial policies.

Asian crypto regulation inspires Grewal while he remains optimistic about U.S.

ETH price dropped significantly after Jump Trading moved a large amount of ETH to centralized exchanges.

Coinbase expresses concern over ongoing regulation through enforcement in Australia ahead of expected draft legislation.

The AI Act enforcement in Europe impacts U.S. companies, urging them to comply with new regulations.

Cryptocurrency platforms in Hong Kong must be licensed or 'deemed-to-be-licensed' by June 1, 2024, facing on-site inspections. Compliance with regulations, especially asset safeguarding and client verification, is under scrutiny.

President Trump's campaign will start accepting Bitcoin donations, contrasting with Democrats' regulatory stance on cryptocurrencies.

The $2 billion settlement between the New York attorney general and Genesis Global highlights the consequences of lack of oversight and the trend of crypto casualties.

El Salvador has accumulated significant Bitcoin holdings through mining using geothermal energy, with no intention of selling despite increased value.

Tether partners with Chainalysis for monitoring transactions on secondary markets to ensure compliance with sanctions and detect illicit activities.

Crypto could be a key topic in Senate races determining the Senate Banking Committee leadership.

Public forums in elections are critical for questioning candidates on their digital asset stance.

President Biden vetoed legislation supporting Bitcoin custody by financial institutions, reflecting his administration's lack of support for the industry.

Cumberland DRW's New York entity received a BitLicense, enhancing trading opportunities with institutional New York counterparties.

David Hirsch, the chief of the crypto asset unit in the SEC enforcement division, has left his role after nearly 9 years. He expressed pride in the work of his team.

The Taiwan Virtual Asset Service Provider Association, comprising 24 entities, aims to regulate the cryptocurrency industry through self-regulation and collaboration with the government.