Latest news about Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies focused on the regulation and acceptance of the states.
The regulation of Bitcoin [BTC] and different cryptocurrencies is something that generates speculation, the new laws, decrees or sentences around virtual currencies are a current issue in governments. Their eagerness to regulate and control cryptocurrencies has led them to take action on this matter.
On Crypto-Economy we investigate and contrast the information offered to make a selection of the latest news concerning the bitcoin regulation, Altcoins or the ICOS.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Loci Inc. and its CEO John Wise for fraud and conducting an unlawful initial coin offering (ICO) from August 2017 through January 2018.
Charted banks in the US state of Texas can now provide crypto custody services to their customers as a notice issued by the Texas Department of Banking allows them to do so.
Reserve Bank of India (RBI), the central bank of the country, in a notification sent to its regulated banks and entities, has again made it clear that cryptocurrencies are not banned in India.
Huobi is probably the first cryptocurrency exchange to have taken the first step against allowing Chinese traders to trade on its platform. This comes just a
It seems that China is now softening its stance on crypto assets as Li Bo, deputy governor of the People’s Bank of China (PBOC), has called Bitcoin and other crypto-assets investment alternatives, not currencies.
One of the major economic power of Asia, India, is going to put a blanket ban on cryptocurrencies. But this will be more strict than any other country as even the possession of crypto assets will be considered unlawful.
Singapore-based well-known cryptocurrency derivatives platform, Bybit is all set to cease operation for the customers based in the United Kingdom. The exchange notified their users on
Anchorage Trust Company, a San Francisco-based chartered trust company, has announced its conversion to the first federally charted digital asset bank, Anchorage Digital Bank, after the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) conditional approval.
The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has warned consumers about advertisements on crypto assets investment promising high returns. The authority said that if investors are investing in these products without any research and understanding, they should be “prepared to lose all their money.”
The US Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has allowed federally-charted banks and thrifts to participate in running nodes on public blockchains and use stablecoin for payment activities and “other bank-permissible functions.”
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