Canada’s financial regulator wants banks to limit digital currency exposure to 2%
The OSFI has published new guidelines for insurers and banks on dealing with digital assets, with more lenience for traditional tokenized assets and stablecoins.
The OSFI has published new guidelines for insurers and banks on dealing with digital assets, with more lenience for traditional tokenized assets and stablecoins.
AIBC Asia Summit Day 1 saw experts in the digital currency field talk about the regulatory issues that needed to be resolved in the space as well as the solutions to transform local economies.
South Korea intensified efforts to combat digital currency misconduct by introducing a specialized crime-fighting unit probing digital currency offenses like asset seizures.
GitHub and tech allies, including Hugging Face, Creative Commons, and EleutherAI, unite against the European Union’s AI Act and file a paper wishing for an open-source AI support instead.
Debates on regulating digital assets rage on, with officials from the U.S. finding it hard to find common ground that would aid innovation while ensuring the safety of businesses and investors.
Recognizing the threat of "cryptocurrencies," U.S. lawmakers released a bill fortifying existing AML/CFT rules governing the financial system to help transform the sector into a safer space.
Onchain analytics firm Chainalysis and professional services firm Deloitte join forces to deploy KYC and AML tools, assisting law enforcement in taking down digital currency bad actors.
Indonesia's Bappebti also rolled out its clearing house and a depository for digital assets to accompany the national exchange, a move designed to protect the growing number of digital currency investors from industry-related risks.
Singapore High Court recognizes digital assets as personal property eligible for a trust holding in a landmark ruling involving Bybit exchange.
While the government focuses on taxing digital asset traders, investors lose millions of dollars to digital currency Ponzi schemes executed by foreign fraudsters.
The federal judge in charge of looking at the SEC v Ripple case dismissed the prospect that secondary market and programmatic sales could amount to securities.
In its second CBDC report, Banque de France lays out three wholesale models prioritizing interoperability over other frameworks with cross-border settlements as a top objective.