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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

EU warns of systemic risk of inflated stablecoin market
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8 October, 2025

EU warns of systemic risk of inflated stablecoin market

The ESRB seeks urgent policy responses for stablecoins, highlighting risks from multi-jurisdictional schemes and geopolitical uncertainty in the EU.
ECB announces component, service providers for digital euro
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7 October, 2025

ECB announces component, service providers for digital euro

The ECB moves forward with the digital euro by selecting providers for key components, emphasizing the need for swift legislative...
OpenAI hits $500B valuation, crowned world’s biggest startup
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6 October, 2025

OpenAI hits $500B valuation, crowned world’s biggest startup

OpenAI caps the busy week with a $500 billion valuation following a sell-off, becoming the world's biggest startup and overtaking...
Bank of England governor sees potential in stablecoins
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6 October, 2025

Bank of England governor sees potential in stablecoins

BoE's Andrew Bailey says stablecoins can drive payment innovation and reduce U.K. bank reliance if they meet strict safeguards to...
CDM: A universal language for financial transactions
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6 October, 2025

CDM: A universal language for financial transactions

Blockchain is reshaping finance, but fragmentation limits progress, and CDM offers a shared standard to unlock true interoperability across systems.
Newsom signs landmark AI safety bill into law in California
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3 October, 2025

Newsom signs landmark AI safety bill into law in California

California's new Transparency in Frontier AI Act enhances safety and accountability in AI development while fostering innovation and public trust.

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