Dubai regulator tightens rules on crypto marketing

Leaders from Japan, the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, France, Germany, and the European Union are expected to outline a global cooperative strategy for digital assets in May. 325 Total views 4 Total shares Own this piece of history Collect this article as an NFTThe next G7 meeting might bring a push from the…

The U.S. based crypto exchange Kraken will start to increase its operations in the Indian market following the recent ruling of the country’s Supreme Court to lift banks’ banning to do business with crypto companies, according to a March 9th announcement.According to Kraken, its growth in India was hampered by the ban on the Reserve…

Blockchain-based decentralized application (DApp) platform Tron pushed to remove gambling DApps in the Japanese market to comply with local regulations, according to a press release published on March 31.Per the statement, the company intends to adhere to local laws and regulations in the countries it works in. Therefore, the firm has decided to support gambling…

Is DeFi a mousetrap for retail investors? On September 2, the revenue of Ethereum (ETH) miners reached an all-time high of 51,541 ETH. While this may be good for the miners, it could turn popular DeFi projects into a mousetrap. Ethereum miner revenue, percent from fees and total gas used. Source: Glassnode.When denominated in USD,…

Updated rules by the New York Fed could deem stablecoin issuer Circle “ineligible” for access to the Fed's money market. 192 Total views 2 Total shares Own this piece of history Collect this article as an NFTThe New York Federal Reserve has published new rules for counterparties looking to use its money market balancer, casting…

Uncertain regulatory conditions continue to have a negative impact on the sustainable growth of the DAO ecosystem, revealed a new European Central Bank occasional paper. Decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) need a comprehensive regulatory framework if they are to make a place in the future of the financial sector, suggests the European Central Bank (ECB) occasional

Argentines could soon be motivated with tax incentives to declare their crypto holdings as the government aims to tackle money laundering with a proposed new law. 511 Total views 2 Total shares Own this piece of history Collect this article as an NFTArgentina’s Ministry of Economy, the country’s economic policy manager, has drafted a bill…