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 Bank of England, the central bank of Britain, is on work to bring forward the first regulatory framework for the crypto sector in the country as the ongoing geopolitical crises put this sector under regulators’ main agenda.
A bill called the Accountability for Cryptocurrency in El Salvador (ACES) Act introduced by three US Senators back in February 2022 has been passed out by the senate committee that would allow the US to monitor remittances to El Salvador and many other country’s affairs.
In order to govern the services provided by digital asset operators, Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued regulations. According to the new law, the
Australia is the most recent government to announce cryptocurrency legislation aimed at protecting citizens. After promising the biggest revamp of the country’s payment infrastructure since the
In the latest warning, EU financial regulators have again warned that crypto investors can lose all the money they have invested in this sector as there are currently no measures to protect consumers.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy has signed the Law of Ukraine which has now made crypto a legal market in the war-stricken country.
According to various reports that are beginning to circulate, several countries in Europe are working on the creation of an anti-money laundering body. While its purpose
The executive order of the US government on cryptocurrencies can have many effects on the market and Janet Yellen is optimistic about it. The US Treasury
The European Union (EU) is tightening screws on Moscow to prevent the use cryptocurrencies to circumvent financial sanctions.
The European parliament has reportedly drafted legislation to ban Bitcoin (BTC) and other Proof-of-Work (PoW) crypto assets in the European Union (EU) by 2025.
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