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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

South Korea lays out roadmap for ETFs, probes exchange fees
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24 June, 2025

South Korea lays out roadmap for ETFs, probes exchange fees

South Korea advances its pro-crypto pledges under Lee Jae-myung, beginning with the submission of an ETF roadmap and investigation into...
Bank of England set to introduce stringent rules in 2026
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23 June, 2025

Bank of England set to introduce stringent rules in 2026

The BoE's planned regulations would include standardized templates outlining banks' exposure to digital assets and ensure alignment with the BCBS.
Vietnam legalizes ‘crypto,’ limits AI use under new law
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19 June, 2025

Vietnam legalizes ‘crypto,’ limits AI use under new law

Vietnam will also bring heightened security and incentives for tech development under its new law, which will come into force...
Concerns arise as Coinbase, Gemini set for EU licenses
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19 June, 2025

Concerns arise as Coinbase, Gemini set for EU licenses

Gemini and Coinbase could soon become CASPs in the EU, joining others previously granted licenses, which has raised concerns among...
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...

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