06-24-2026 
James Field
Author
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
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9 December, 2025
BIS highlights potential risks of tokenized money market funds
BIS highlights rising risks of tokenized money market funds (TMMFs) in a new bulletin, focusing on liquidity mismatches and operational...
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8 December, 2025
Europol shuts down $1.5B Cryptomixer money laundering scheme
Europol dismantled Cryptomixer, a digital asset laundering service, recovering over $29 million in Bitcoin linked to cybercrime and illegal activities.
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8 December, 2025
Bolivia ushers digital assets into financial mainstream
Bolivia targets stablecoins as a gateway to digital assets, backed by a $9 billion financing efforts and tax reform under...
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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...
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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.
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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.
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