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Regulatory Framework

South Korea Takes Big Steps Towards Cryptocurrency Regulation

South Korea’s National Assembly is on track to regulate cryptocurrencies, aiming for transparency and investor protection in the digital asset market.

Navigating the Global Landscape of Digital Currencies: Opportunities and Challenges

Explore the evolving landscape of digital currency regulations and how global cooperation may change the crypto economy forever.

Legal Clarity: UK Navigates the Future of Cryptocurrency and Smart Contracts

UK declares cryptocurrencies as tradeable property, boosting legal clarity and crypto adoption. What does this mean for the future of blockchain?

Navigating Hong Kong’s New Crypto Exchange Framework: Opportunities and Challenges

Explore the potential implications of Hong Kong’s new crypto exchange licensing and its challenges and opportunities for local exchanges.

Deutsche Börse and Cashlink: Digitizing Investments for the Future

Discover how Deutsche Börse’s partnership with Cashlink transforms digital securities for institutional investors, simplifying capital raising.

Liberty Korea Party Unveils Crypto Policy: A Radical Shift Towards Innovation

The LKP plans to unveil a new cryptocurrency policy aiming to innovate and authorize tokenized securities in South Korea.

News

Revolutionizing Financial Supervision with Distributed Ledger Technology

Discover how embedded supervision through DLT can transform financial markets with enhanced transparency and reduced compliance costs.

LSEG Technology’s Engine Powers New AAX Exchange: Navigating the Crypto Frontier

LSEG Technology’s Millennium Exchange fuels Hong Kong’s AAX as crypto trading evolves amid regulatory changes. Explore what this means for investors.

Morgan Stanley’s Crypto Update: Bitcoin’s New Institutional Investment Journey

Morgan Stanley’s report highlights Bitcoin’s evolution as a new institutional investment class, focusing on futures and stablecoin trends.

Korea’s Bold Move: Revitalizing Blockchain Through Public Projects

South Korea invests $9 million to enhance blockchain projects, aiming to bridge public and private sectors for innovative solutions.