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Month: December 2019

China’s CSRC Launches Tech Division with Ex-Digital Currency Chief at Helm

China’s CSRC launches a tech division under Yao Qian, former PBoC chief, focusing on fintech and blockchain advancements.

Switzerland’s Money Laundering Woes: The FINMA Report on Crypto Risks

FINMA warns of increased money laundering risks in Switzerland linked to blockchain and crypto assets. What’s next for the Swiss financial market?

BitPay Expands Options with New Stablecoins While Tether Remains Unsnagged

BitPay adds USDC, GUSD, and PAX to its roster of cryptocurrencies while avoiding Tether amid ongoing controversies.

FinCEN Sees Crypto Industry Complying with Financial Regulations

FinCEN’s Kenneth A. Blanco highlights rising compliance and suspicious activity reports in the cryptocurrency sector. A call for continued vigilance!

Navigating the Regulatory Waves of Cryptocurrency: Insights from the SEC Chairman

Discover the SEC’s proactive approach to cryptocurrency regulation and its implications for investors, institutions, and the future of digital currency.

CCB Launches Blockchain Platform for Enhanced Refactoring Operations

Discover how CCB’s new blockchain platform revolutionizes refactoring, enabling greater efficiency and risk reduction in commercial factoring.

Exploring the Sovereign: The Marshall Islands’ Bold Move into Cryptocurrency

Discover the Marshall Islands’ Sovereign (SOV), a national cryptocurrency aimed at tackling remittance costs and asserting economic independence.

Leadership Shake-Up at LedgerX: What’s Behind the Changes?

Ledger Holdings announces administrative leave for co-founders, probing tensions with the CFTC and a new interim CEO. What’s next for LedgerX?

Ledger Live Takes on Tezos: Unlocking Staking for Enhanced Security

Ledger Live now supports Tezos (XTZ), enabling users to stake and earn rewards while enhancing security. Discover the new features today!

Unpacking the $1.7 Billion Telegram GRAM Token Sale: Financial Giants Involved

Discover the details of Telegram’s $1.7B GRAM token sale involving BNY Mellon & Credit Suisse. Investors and court cases explained.