People’s Bank of China ramps up digital currency crackdown
Authorities from the People's Bank of China recently issued a notice warning local institutions not to provide digital currency-related companies' services.
Authorities from the People's Bank of China recently issued a notice warning local institutions not to provide digital currency-related companies' services.
Documents published by the European Union show plans are already at a developed stage for the body, which would seek to enforce new rules on the transparency of digital currency asset transfers.
Troubled cryptocurrency exchange Binance is furiously promoting its compliance theater efforts but regulators across the globe continue to throw rotten fruit at the stage.
REvil, a ransomware group linked to Russia, deployed a malicious software update that hit Kaseya, compromising more than a million computers and stealing data by attacking Kaseya customers.
Michele Korver joins the federal agency after a run at the U.S. Department of Justice where she was instrumental in shaping some of today’s most critical digital currency policies.
Bitcoin Association is planning to file reports with law enforcement agencies and pursue other legal remedies against a malicious party who recently launched several attacks on the BSV, BTC and BCH networks.
The exchange’s head believes that if Filipinos are going to trade digital currencies, the stock exchange is best placed to serve them over the existing exchanges.
Binance has temporarily suspended Euro deposits via SEPA as it continues to fight a global compliance battle.
New rules being implemented by the Financial Services Commission are reported to be causing significant worries for smaller digital currency exchanges in the country.
The drastic move comes as a result of the U.K.’s financial regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority, issuing a notice that Binance is not permitted to operate in the country.
The new licenses are required for businesses hoping to mine digital currency in the country, a legal requirement in Iran since laws were introduced in July 2019.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has issued a request for information and comment on digital assets, in a bid to learn more about how institutions are currently using digital assets.