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.
Chen Weigang, former vice president of Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission of China, thinks cryptocurrency and ICO trading must be entirely halted until more strict regulation
Leading cryptocurrency exchange Binance has enlisted the services of blockchain regulatory compliance solutions provider Shyft in an attempt to comply with the FATF’s Travel Rule.
Hong Kong tries to align its money management policies more with international anti-money-laundering policies. Financial Secretary Paul Chan had an annual budget speech yesterday. He highlighted
The finance leaders of G20 gathered in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on February 22-23 to discuss cryptocurrencies and global stablecoin projects like Libra. The leaders again urged
Telegram is considering the sale of it’s token, Gram. The representatives have had some meetings with SEC to solve the remaining legal issues of the token
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has successfully cracked down another unregistered ICO as San Francisco-based blockchain startup Engima MPC has agreed to pay SEC
Telegram and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) are facing a New York federal judge today, February 19.
Cryptocurrencies are in news frequent times in the Unites States after the Fed governor Leal Brainard announcement about US Federal Reserve exploring central bank digital currency
ePayments Systems Ltd, a UK certified digital money firm suspended its operations following a lapse with the Anti-money laundering (AML) guidelines laid down by the Financial
The Switzerland Financial Services Authority (FINMA) has enforced new rules that lower the threshold for the provision of identification when transacting on cryptocurrency exchanges.
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