UK rejects proposal to regulate crypto like gambling
In May, the Treasury Committee proposed that the government regulate cryptocurrency like gambling.
The government has responded that such an approach could go contrary to...
Australia’s ASIC fines Kraken operator Bit Trade $5M for regulatory breaches
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has fined Bit Trade—the operator behind the Kraken exchange—$5 million for unlawfully issuing a credit facility,...
UK think tank argues AI leadership hinges on effective regulation in new report
The UK government aims to establish the country as a global leader in artificial intelligence, but experts argue effective regulation is essential for...
CFTC and SEC regulation gap being ‘exploited,’ says Actor Ben McKenzie
Actor Ben McKenzie, who has a background in economics, is not a fan of cryptocurrencies, detailing his criticism in his new book "Easy Money."...
US Crypto Regulation Could be a Step Closer With This New Bill
House Republicans have proposed a crypto regulation framework that would bring more clarity to the sector, which is currently under siege in the United...
The U.S. Can Make the Rules on Stablecoins, or It Can Take Them
About the author: Timothy G. Massad is a research fellow and the director of the Digital Assets Policy Project at the Harvard Kennedy School, and former...
Nevada court orders Prime Trust into temporary receivership
Nevada courts have ordered Prime Trust, a prominent crypto custodian now facing financial troubles, into temporary receivership on July 18, officials confirmed. The Eighth...
Ripple applies for crypto license in the United Kingdom
Payment protocol Ripple has recently applied for a registration as a crypto asset firm with the United Kingdom's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), a spokesperson...
What Does SEC v. Ripple Labs Mean for Canadian Crypto Regulation?
On July 13, 2023, the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York issued the landmark decision Securities Exchange Commission (SEC)...
