Dubai’s Bold Move: The First Cryptocurrency Trading License in the Middle East

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Setting the Scene: A Revolutionary Crypto License

The Dubai Multi Commodities Center (DMCC) is making waves by granting the first cryptocurrency trading license in the Middle East to a Dubai gold trading company. Regal RA DMCC, a subsidiary of the well-renowned Regal Assets, has seized this opportunity with great enthusiasm, launching what it claims to be the world’s first cold storage vault dedicated to cryptocurrency.

Regal RA: More Than Just Gold

Regal RA is not just cashing in on the crypto craze; it’s boldly redefining the landscape of digital asset storage. As per Ksenia Kiseleva, manager of the Dubai Regal Assets office, the company views cryptocurrencies as a commodity rather than a mere payment method. Talk about giving your assets an identity crisis!

Expanding Horizons

Kiseleva elaborates that Regal RA harbors ambitions beyond the Middle East, looking to apply for crypto licenses in various other countries. They’re also in the process of developing a comprehensive online trading platform meant to simplify access to all crypto-commodities. Fingers crossed for crypto retirement plans!

The Vault: Security with a Side of Insanity

The DMCC bills Regal RA’s cold storage vault as one of “the most secure precious metal facilities in the world.” But what exactly is cold storage? In layman’s terms, it means your precious cryptocurrencies are stored offline, away from the digital jungle that is the internet. No more sleepless nights worrying about hacks, because this is like being in a digital bunker!

Insurance Galore!

Investors can rest easy knowing their crypto assets will not only be securely stored but will also be “physically insured” against all manner of natural disasters and cyber hacks. So, whether a bolt of lightning tries to strike your digital fortune or your neighbor’s misbegotten hacking attempts, Regal RA’s got you covered!

Regulations in the Pipeline

Meanwhile, across the UAE, regulations for cryptocurrencies are on the drawing board. The Abu Dhabi Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) has recently announced its plans to introduce regulations for Initial Coin Offerings (ICO) and crypto exchanges. Things are about to get serious in an already rapidly evolving landscape.

The Crypto Journey: From emCash to Now

Dubai hasn’t always been a crypto novice. Back in October 2017, the emirate ambitiously announced its launch of emCash, a local-government backed cryptocurrency. If there’s one thing Dubai excels at, it’s trailblazing in tech advancements.

The Road Ahead

As Regal RA DMCC paves the way with its groundbreaking offerings, we can only imagine what the future holds for cryptocurrency in the Middle East. Stay tuned, crypto enthusiasts—Dubai is just getting started!

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