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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

Sanctions, Russia and ‘crypto crime’
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7 April, 2023

Sanctions, Russia and ‘crypto crime’

After Russia invades Ukraine, sanctions are back on the agenda, and when it comes to getting around them, misuse of...
SEC, Wahi brothers on the verge of settlement in Coinbase insider trading case
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6 April, 2023

SEC, Wahi brothers on the verge of settlement in Coinbase insider trading case

A path to resolving the U.S. SEC's insider trading charges against the Wahi brothers has opened up following an in-principle...
Bittrex exchange shutting US operations due to regulatory uncertainty
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4 April, 2023

Bittrex exchange shutting US operations due to regulatory uncertainty

The exchange is closing its U.S. operation by end of April 2023 due to “continued regulatory uncertainty.” The platform will...
UK economic crime plan seeks to clamp down on crypto money launderers and kleptocrats
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3 April, 2023

UK economic crime plan seeks to clamp down on crypto money launderers and kleptocrats

The U.K. government has laid out its three-year plan to step up regulation, monitoring and enforcement of digital assets, as...
Bitcoin profits are taxable, Denmark Supreme Court rules
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3 April, 2023

Bitcoin profits are taxable, Denmark Supreme Court rules

Two rulings by the Supreme Court of Denmark have come to the same conclusion: that the profits of bitcoin sales...
EU parliament approves stricter rules to combat money laundering and terrorist financing
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3 April, 2023

EU parliament approves stricter rules to combat money laundering and terrorist financing

To strengthen its AML/CTF regulations, EU lawmakers approved three new draft legislations that would ensure to uphold transparency, heighten authorities'...

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