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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

China’s central bank reaffirms commitment to digital asset ban
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5 December, 2025

China’s central bank reaffirms commitment to digital asset ban

China's central bank reaffirms its ban on digital currencies while Hong Kong moves to regulating digital currency, aiming to become...
INTERPOL highlights globalization of digital asset scam centers
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5 December, 2025

INTERPOL highlights globalization of digital asset scam centers

INTERPOL addresses the rise of transnational cryptocurrency scams, emphasizing the need for global cooperation to combat these growing criminal networks.
UK passes property bill recognizing digital assets
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4 December, 2025

UK passes property bill recognizing digital assets

U.K. passes landmark bill recognizing digital assets as property, while considering a ban on digital currency donations to political parties.
N. Korea’s Lazarus Group suspected to be behind $30M Upbit hack
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4 December, 2025

N. Korea’s Lazarus Group suspected to be behind $30M Upbit hack

The Korea Times reported that authorities plan to investigate Upbit, under suspicion that the Lazarus Group was behind the November...
Rwanda’s digital ID advances with 300,000 already registered
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3 December, 2025

Rwanda’s digital ID advances with 300,000 already registered

Rwanda’s digital ID program is on track, with 300,000 people already enrolled and data collection underway as the country prepares...
Japan to mandate liability reserves for ‘crypto’ exchanges
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2 December, 2025

Japan to mandate liability reserves for ‘crypto’ exchanges

Japan's Financial Services Agency plans new rules for digital asset exchanges to require liability reserves, boosting customer security against losses.

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