Regulation 2 September 2022 California: New Bill on Its Way to Shake Things Up The potential bill will require the registration of the cryptocurrency service before operation.
regulations 27 July 2022 Worries Arise as EU Banking Regulator Struggles to Find Staff for Crypto Regulation It seems to be getting overwhelmingly difficult to monitor the sector.
Paraguay 18 July 2022 Paraguay One Step From Becoming a Crypto Nation The country will soon join its Latin American sisters in crypto integration.
india 18 July 2022 Indian Government Concerned About Crypto Trading in the Country Despite gloomy prospects, the minister of finance does not want to hinder progress.
hong kong 14 July 2022 Hong Kong Enforces Anti-Money Laundering Legislation for Crypto The administrative region is bringing about changes to the law for cryptocurrency and compulsory licenses.
crypto 11 May 2022 UK Government to Support “Safe Adoption of Cryptocurrencies” The Queen’s Speech for the State Opening of Parliament mentions two areas of interest for digital assets.
bitcoin 28 April 2022 The Central African Republic Adopts Bitcoin, Concerns Arise Good news for crypto adoption, or bad news for current world events?
crypto 26 April 2022 PoW Mining Might Be in Jeopardy in the State of New York The state senate is said to discuss a new bill later this week that might ban PoW in the “Empire State.”
crypto 18 October 2020 The U.S. is extremely active on cryptocurrency and blockchain bills, as proven by 40 bills over 2 years According to a recent survey, the U.S. Congress introduced 40 bills on the subject of crypto and blockchain in just two years. For U.
bitcoin 24 September 2020 Israel wants to recognize Bitcoin as a currency The Government of Israel is working on a new bill to change Bitcoin’s status from asset to currency. Tel Aviv The bill was
cbdc 24 September 2020 U.S. legislation proposes that every citizen have an Fed account in which they can store Digital Dollars The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland commented on the digital dollar as a part of the 20th anniversary of the Chicago Payments Symposium. Federal Reserve
