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UK bipartisan group launches inquiry on digital asset regulations
The Crypto and Digital Assets All Party Parliamentary Group wants to hear from the public on regulations, CBDCs, the role of the FCA and BoE, and more.
The Crypto and Digital Assets All Party Parliamentary Group wants to hear from the public on regulations, CBDCs, the role of the FCA and BoE, and more.
TINA.org warned celebrities endorsing NFTs without disclosing their connections and material gains from these projects that they are breaking FTC law.
Celsius has been violating securities regulations by offering its Earn Rewards accounts in the state while also making materially false statements, according to the Department of Financial Protection and Innovation.
The Quebec and Ontario securities watchdogs have joined the probe, with the former especially concerned about the fate of a $150 million investment in Celsius.
Greg Dwyer pleaded innocent at first and vowed to fight the charges, but having seen that the three BitMEX founders only got a slap on the wrist, he changed his plea.
Revolut is bucking this year’s massive tech layoffs tide, raising headcount by 20%, including in its digital assets business which accounts for 10% of revenue.
PredictIt had been allowed to operate on the condition that it was being used for academic purposes and became hugely popular, which the CFTC said the platform violated.
Instagram users in Africa, the Americas, the Middle East, and the Asia-Pacific regions can now post digital collectibles from three blockchains without charge.
Jad Wahab talks to CoinGeek Backstage about the state of the toolbox, the addition of peer sockets, and why we should all be excited about the LiteClient.
The Enforcement Directorate says that some of the transactions between the two are “cloaked in mystery” and could possibly have violated foreign exchange laws.
Voyager at first claimed that it had $350 million at the Metropolitan Commercial Bank, even as it called out the “wolf in sheep’s clothing” that is Sam Bankman-Fried.
Uruguay central bank is the latest authority to go after Binance, accusing the exchange of offering savings products that can only be offered by licensed financial institutions.