Fintech giant Paytm may offer digital asset trading if India legalizes them
Paytm believes digital currency offers a lucrative opportunity but is hesitant to get into an industry that has yet to be regulated and was once banned by RBI.
Paytm believes digital currency offers a lucrative opportunity but is hesitant to get into an industry that has yet to be regulated and was once banned by RBI.
The Kazakhstan financial regulator is seeking to protect investors from completely losing their capital in the volatile digital currency market, it claims.
The Russian digital currency market is worth 20–40 trillion rubles, based on insights such as local cash flows related to services like block reward mining, according to a local executive.
The biggest trial in the history of digital assets and one of the most significant legal cases in the history of blockchain technology has finally kicked off this week in Florida: the Kleiman v Wright 2021 trial.
The letter is the latest appeal from U.S. lawmakers to the Securities and Exchange Commission in the ongoing debate about digital currency and stablecoin regulation in the United States.
The new proposed regulation seeks to ban pension funds from buying and holding digital assets, which are defined in the draft legislation as "crypto-assets."
Senator Andrew Bragg says that almost everyone he meets from the industry wants regulations weeks after his Senate Committee proposed new incentives.
ASIC has introduced new licensing regulation to guide digital currency holders and companies seeking to issue tokens, offer investment products, and more.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore is keeping an open mind on digital currencies and stablecoins but says they must go beyond illicit use and mere speculation.
The latest iteration of the bill treats digital currency as a commodity, and the government has also pledged to set up a new committee to look at how digital currency income can be taxed.
The updated guidance paves the way for law enforcement officials and government agencies to regulate the blockchain and digital asset industries, while also addressing DeFi and stablecoins.
After shaking off the August hack that cost them $80 million, Liquid is moving ahead with its derivatives trading offering in Japan after securing a Type I Financial Instruments Business license.