Tag: Cryptocurrency Regulations
CoinFund Appoints Former CFTC Chair as Strategic Adviser to Navigate Crypto Regulations
CoinFund appoints J. Christopher Giancarlo, the former CFTC chair, to navigate evolving crypto regulations in the United States.
Sudan’s Central Bank Warns Citizens Against Cryptocurrency Risks
The Central Bank of Sudan warns against cryptocurrencies due to high risks, including financial crimes and legal complications amid soaring inflation.
Senate Finance Committee Demands Consumer Protection Insights from Crypto Firms after FTX Fallout
Senator Ron Wyden demands consumer safety measures from major crypto firms post-FTX collapse, highlighting the need for regulations.
India’s New Crypto Tax: A Double-Edged Sword for Digital Assets
Explore the ramifications of India’s new 30% crypto tax and TDS on traders and exchanges, revealing the paradox of recognition and regulation.
The WazirX-Binance Twitter Feud: A Tale of Ownership, Accusations, and Investor Panic
Dive into the Twitter drama between WazirX and Binance, exploring claims of ownership, regulatory challenges, and the investor panic that ensued.
Crypto Compliance: Navigating the Travel Rule with Eagerness and Challenges
Explore the crypto industry’s eagerness and challenges in complying with the FATF Travel Rule, as recent surveys shed light on compliance readiness.
Is Bitcoin the New Hedge Against Inflation? Exploring the Crypto Market in 2023
Explore Bitcoin’s potential as a hedge against inflation amid rising economic concerns. Is it the new gold for investors?
The Rise of Crypto: Financial Institutions Embrace the Digital Wave
Explore the rising interest in cryptocurrency among financial institutions, challenges in regulations, and the importance of sustainability in crypto investments.
Balancing Crypto Growth and Environmental Concerns in New York City
Eric Adams aims to balance cryptocurrency growth in NYC with environmental considerations amidst new regulations.
Cryptocurrency Sanctions Violation: DOJ Targets Alleged $10 Million Bitcoin Transfer
The DOJ may prosecute a U.S. citizen for allegedly violating sanctions by transferring $10 million in Bitcoin to a sanctioned country.
