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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 clarifies enhanced crypto ban, rules on stablecoins, RWAs
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13 February, 2026

China clarifies enhanced crypto ban, rules on stablecoins, RWAs

Chinese regulators reinforced crypto ban, tightened rules on stablecoins, and launched a joint task force to crack down on illegal...
Dorsey’s Block weighs layoffs of up to 10%: report
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12 February, 2026

Dorsey’s Block weighs layoffs of up to 10%: report

Jack Dorsey’s digital payments company, Block Inc., could cut around 10% of its 11,000 employees during annual reviews as a...
UK Lords committee on stablecoin hears skepticism in first session
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10 February, 2026

UK Lords committee on stablecoin hears skepticism in first session

UK Lords grill stablecoins over risks as skepticism mounts, while Stand With Crypto UK touts surging support and a petition...
UK regulator signals final crypto rules by ‘early summer’
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9 February, 2026

UK regulator signals final crypto rules by ‘early summer’

David Geale says final crypto rules will be set in early summer, signaling a proportionate, competitive framework and support for...
$370M lost to crypto exploits as ‘wrench attacks’ swell: CertiK
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6 February, 2026

$370M lost to crypto exploits as ‘wrench attacks’ swell: CertiK

Crypto theft surged in January, with $370M stolen via scams and exploits, alongside a 75% rise in wrench attacks, further...
Hong Kong to table digital asset bill ‘within this year’
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4 February, 2026

Hong Kong to table digital asset bill ‘within this year’

Hong Kong plans to submit a draft digital assets framework aimed at regulating virtual assets as part of its efforts...

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