Facebook further relaxes blockchain advertising ban
Facebook is getting ready to launch its own blockchain, so it’s the perfect time to relax blockchain advertising rules.
Facebook is getting ready to launch its own blockchain, so it’s the perfect time to relax blockchain advertising rules.
South Korea will maintain its ban on initial coin offerings (ICOs), following analysis of a survey conducted by the country’s Financial Supervisory Service (FSS), on behalf of Korea’s chief financial regulator
The Indian government committee studying cryptocurrencies is likely to push for their legalization in its report to the Finance ministry.
It seems that cryptocurrency in India would have a slim chance of getting the green light following reports that the government is considering making it illegal to use cryptocurrencies completely.
Despite the Reserve Bank of India's attempts to keep cryptocurrency from taking a hold in the country, the sector is still moving forward, demonstrating the power crypto has and how it cannot be eliminated.
the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) has issued yet another notice to remind everyone in the country against investing in cryptocurrencies and initial coin offerings (ICOs) amid reports that domestic crypto activities have been flourishing recently.
Shanghai-based startup InVault found a way around the regulatory bottleneck and will be offering its custodial services to Asian-based crypto exchanges.
Crypto events were banned in Beijing’s Chaoyang district earlier in the month. According to local press, this ban has now been extended to Guangzhou’s Development District, moving beyond Beijing for the first time.
Chinese search giant Baidu has joined the growing list of large companies in China that have been banning cryptocurrency-related content.
The Central Bank of Iran (CBI) will likely lift a ban on cryptocurrency trading by the country's commercial banks and exchanges in September, according to reports.
The State Securities Commission of Vietnam has announced a ban on ‘cryptocurrency activity’ for companies operating under its watch.
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has finally spoken up about its recent decisions regarding cryptocurrencies, which has garnered global attention after a number of local companies challenged them in court.