Bybit announces exit from Canada citing new regulatory developments
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.
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.
ESMA wants investment firms to be honest with their clients on the relative lack of regulations for products like gold and digital assets across jurisdictions.
Elisabeth Wallace, director at Dubai Financial Services Authority, says there is an increase of “bad actors” taking advantage of the regulatory arbitrage in the digital currency sector.
During the second panel at the London Blockchain Conference’s business stage, attendees were treated to an insider insight into how blockchain should be taken up by the masses, and the role big tech will play in this process.
Genesis and Gemini argued that the alleged ‘securities’ in this case are mere lone agreements being incorrectly characterized by the SEC as securities offerings.
During an interview on the Bankless Podcast, Changpeng Zhao extolled the "financial access" virtues of digital assets, market downturns and spent a significant portion railing against fake news.
OpenAI will issue 10 grants to innovators who outline how to make artificial intelligence (AI) democratic and reduce bias, even as founder Sam Altman criticizes any strict regulations.
Norway’s central bank and the Financial Supervisory Authority of Norway are leading the drive by introducing a new testing framework to assess the cyber resilience of payment systems.
Russia's CBDC pilot program was pushed back to July following the decision of the State Duma Committee to amend the digital ruble bill, which includes giving non-residents access to foreign banks.
Pakistan wants to lead artificial intelligence adoption and said it will train 1 million IT graduates in AI by 2027, just days after the government said it would ban digital assets.
The incoming rules for digital asset service providers are expected to come into effect on June 1, but the Securities and Futures Commission is yet to give the nod to any exchange to cater to the retail market.
The new regulation will include digital currencies in the list of private interests that public officials in South Korea must make public in addition to cash, bonds, and stocks.