Canada proposes national strategy to foster blockchain, digital assets adoption
Canadian legislators recently published a report with 16 proposals to promote blockchain technology and protect individuals’ right to own digital assets.
Canadian legislators recently published a report with 16 proposals to promote blockchain technology and protect individuals’ right to own digital assets.
The Canadian Securities Administrators says digital asset firms are listing fake regulators to gain credibility and called on investors to be cautious.
Beginning on May 31, ByBit's new users in Canada won't be able to create accounts, but existing customers will continue to enjoy unrestricted access to the exchange's services.
The research paper focused solely on retail central bank digital currencies, which explored potential legal issues and the need to engage with stakeholders for optimum results.
Binance joins fellow "crypto" exchanges Coinbase and Kraken in exiting the Canadian marketplace as the country tightens its regulatory muscle against unregistered trading platforms.
While a digital dollar “is not needed at this time,” the Bank of Canada wants to be ready as it fears digital currencies could threaten monetary sovereignty.
The center will provide blockchain training for law enforcement across the region and offer 24/7 case support for local law enforcement as part of the collaboration, according to Chainalysis.
Paxos follows exchanges OKX and dYdX which have announced exits from Canada at a time when regulators have enforced new and tougher regulatory measures.
Users are given a seven-day window to make trades before moving all accounts into “close-only mode,” and in this mode, they will only be allowed to make withdrawals from their accounts.
Receipts are piling up against Binance, while boss Changpeng Zhao is in a race against time to flip the table before his empire implodes and see himself end up like FTX's Sam Bankman-Fried.
Canadian regulators have been shoring up digital currency regulatory loopholes and demanding better from VASPs, and OKX is unable to adhere to the new regulations.
Bank of Canada claims that an offline central bank digital currency will allow users to transfer digital Canadian dollars without internet, but certain factors must be considered first.