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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 sees ‘crypto,’ AI as risks for money laundering, terrorism
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31 July, 2025

EU sees ‘crypto,’ AI as risks for money laundering, terrorism

The EBA underscored the growing risk of fraud by AI, with criminals using the tech to automate laundering schemes, forge...
El Salvador’s BTC paradise hits an IMF-shaped wall
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30 July, 2025

El Salvador’s BTC paradise hits an IMF-shaped wall

A general manager at My First Bitcoin expressed disappointment about El Salvador's BTC reserve and the country's loan agreement with...
Russia looks to Kyrgyzstan’s crypto industry to evade sanctions
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29 July, 2025

Russia looks to Kyrgyzstan’s crypto industry to evade sanctions

A report claims that Russia is using Kyrgyzstan’s digital asset ecosystem to evade sanctions and purchase dual-use goods for its...
Solana and Jito named in Pump.fun RICO class action
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29 July, 2025

Solana and Jito named in Pump.fun RICO class action

A class action lawsuit against Pump.fun has been expanded to include Solana, Jito, and some of their top execs, like...
Bank of England appears to backpedal on CBDC plan
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28 July, 2025

Bank of England appears to backpedal on CBDC plan

According to a Bloomberg report, the Bank of England may scrap its digital pound plans, pushing banks to lead payment...
SK regulator advises asset managers to limit ‘crypto’ exposure
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25 July, 2025

SK regulator advises asset managers to limit ‘crypto’ exposure

South Korea's FSS advised asset management firms to adjust their EFTs to limit exposure to digital asset companies such as...

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