Philippines new scam tags gov’t in digital currency fake news
The finance department was allegedly establishing a platform for Philippines residents to “generate income” from digital currency.
The finance department was allegedly establishing a platform for Philippines residents to “generate income” from digital currency.
The chip giant is accused by a group of investors of falsely reporting the revenue as coming from its gaming chip business.
Participating banks will be able to share information on the blockchain, without the need for third party verification or intervention.
Almost a year after Facebook’s Libra was first announced, the outlook for the stablecoin looks starkly different.
Judge John Tuchi rejected an emergency motion for release from prison submitted on behalf of John Caruso of Zima Digital Assets.
AIB said its concerns stem from a delay in importing the Fifth Anti-Money Laundering Directive (5AMLD) into domestic law.
Firms were welcome to issue tokens under license of Gibraltar, subject to rules which consider all token issues to be a form of security issue.
Dubbed a “cheat sheet” for investors, the warning looks at common frauds including regular securities and pensions, virtual currencies and blockchain.
The Bank of Mauritius is almost ready to launch its digital currency, which focuses primarily on retail applications within the island nation.
The bill proposes a pilot scheme powered by blockchain, which could initially be used by overseas military voters.
The funding round was led by existing investor Sequoia Capital, in partnership with both existing and new investors.
IVSM101 was developed to respond to the so-called travel rule instigated by global regulatory body the Financial Action Task Force.