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Graduate of History from The University Sussex and a Masters in Journalism from The University of Groningen, James Field has written for publication in the United Kingdom and Netherlands across a range of topics including arts, culture, environmental and legal sector issues. He served as Deputy Editor for a leading Legal publication and currently researches and writes on the digital asset space, with a focus on legal changes impacting the industry.

Article by James Field

UK payments body urges platforms to help front APP fraud costs
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2 April, 2026

UK payments body urges platforms to help front APP fraud costs

The Payments Association urges shared regulation after report finds most APP scam losses in 2025 originated on platforms like Facebook...
Binance Australia fined $6.9M over trading losses
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31 March, 2026

Binance Australia fined $6.9M over trading losses

Oztures Trading, operating as Binance Australia Derivatives, faces a $6.86M penalty for misclassifying clients and exposing them to high-risk products.
UK bans digital asset donations to political parties
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31 March, 2026

UK bans digital asset donations to political parties

The U.K. imposes an emergency ban on crypto donations to political parties to prevent foreign interference and enhance transparency in...
Digital euro vital for tokens, stablecoins: ECB board member
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30 March, 2026

Digital euro vital for tokens, stablecoins: ECB board member

Piero Cipollone says tokenized deposits and stablecoins need central bank money, as the EU plans digital euro standards and Pontes'...
London Blockchain Finance Summit: TradFi, DeFi talk adoption barriers
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30 March, 2026

London Blockchain Finance Summit: TradFi, DeFi talk adoption barriers

At the London Blockchain Finance Summit, finance leaders pinpoint interoperability as the key barrier holding blockchain back, not just regulation.
FSB annual report warns gaps in ‘crypto’ regulation
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27 March, 2026

FSB annual report warns gaps in ‘crypto’ regulation

International body FSB warns of regulatory gaps in digital currencies that threaten financial stability; calls for a resilient digital asset...

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