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Nigerians demand clear digital asset regulations
Industry leaders, startup founders and the country’s Minister of Finance have joined calls for the country’s securities regulator to issue a clear policy framework for the sector.
Industry leaders, startup founders and the country’s Minister of Finance have joined calls for the country’s securities regulator to issue a clear policy framework for the sector.
The FSCA has now licensed 138 VASPs from an initial 383 applications, and the FATF has warned that 97% of Africa struggles with digital currency-related compliance.
The call for information is open until September 13; after that, the regulators will analyze all responses received and provide an update by Q1 2025.
The COPIED Act would require AI content to come with watermarks and prohibit AI companies from using content with provenance info in training AI models.
The AMF received 34 responses from various players in the DeFi ecosystem, centralized players from the digital asset sector and traditional finance around the world.
As the fifth most prone country for theft and cybercrime, Vietnam is moving to make its security more robust, requiring facial verification for online transactions above $390.
The AI resolution, supported by over 140 nations, seeks to leverage the technology to create equal opportunities worldwide and speed up AI innovation and integration in developing countries.
The North Carolina Governor said the bill was "premature, vague and reactionary and proposes an end result on important monetary decisions that haven't even been made yet."
Nigeria’s SEC has given VASPs 30 days to register, and among the requirements is for the CEO or managing director to be resident in the West African country.
Bank of Russia said it had softened its stance on digital asset payment due to sanctions but admitted that the BRICS alternative faces tough hurdles.
With blockchain-based scams on the rise, South Korea will go ahead with the operation of its monitoring system this mid-July in an attempt to safeguard participants in the digital asset ecosystem.
Chinese authorities plan to launch 50 new AI standards to encourage standardization across the ecosystem, targeting a tentative launch date of 2026.