05-13-2026 
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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31 March, 2026
UK bans digital asset donations to political parties
The U.K. imposes an emergency ban on crypto donations to political parties to prevent foreign interference and enhance transparency in...
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30 March, 2026
Digital euro vital for tokens, stablecoins: ECB board member
Piero Cipollone says tokenized deposits and stablecoins need central bank money, as the EU plans digital euro standards and Pontes'...
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30 March, 2026
London Blockchain Finance Summit: TradFi, DeFi talk adoption barriers
At the London Blockchain Finance Summit, finance leaders pinpoint interoperability as the key barrier holding blockchain back, not just regulation.
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27 March, 2026
FSB annual report warns gaps in ‘crypto’ regulation
International body FSB warns of regulatory gaps in digital currencies that threaten financial stability; calls for a resilient digital asset...
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26 March, 2026
WHO launches initiative for digital health wallets in Southeast Asia
WHO and Temasek Foundation launch a digital wallet initiative to enhance health records in ASEAN, promoting secure solutions for better...
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17 March, 2026
Hong Kong launches AI sandbox for industry-regulator collaboration
Hong Kong launches GenAI Sandbox++ to enhance AI innovation in finance and foster collaboration among regulators and institutions.
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