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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.

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UK passes updated data bill, without AI copyright provisions
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18 June, 2025

UK passes updated data bill, without AI copyright provisions

If it gets Royal approval, the DUA Act will become law and herald a significant change to the U.K.’s data...
FSB: Links between crypto, TradFi nearing tipping point
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17 June, 2025

FSB: Links between crypto, TradFi nearing tipping point

Knot warns of potential risks as the interconnections between 'crypto' and TradFi approach a tipping point, with stablecoins identified as...
Ukrainian lawmakers introduce digital asset reserve bill
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16 June, 2025

Ukrainian lawmakers introduce digital asset reserve bill

The draft bill seeks to allow the country’s central bank to include digital assets in the country’s reserves.
South Korea unveils bill to allow stablecoin issuance
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13 June, 2025

South Korea unveils bill to allow stablecoin issuance

Under the proposed legislation, the authority will fall to the country's top finance sector watchdog, the FSC, instead of the...
UK lodges ‘supranational approach’ to decentralized disputes
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12 June, 2025

UK lodges ‘supranational approach’ to decentralized disputes

The United Kingdom Law Commission opened a consultation to determine which laws should be applied when disputes arise over decentralized...
Japan becomes more cashless, but central bank undecided on CBDC
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11 June, 2025

Japan becomes more cashless, but central bank undecided on CBDC

Following rigorous research, the Bank of Japan concluded that it's not time to launch a CBDC for now but assured...

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