2023: A year in regulation
2023 is a challenging year for the digital asset space, with major firms collapsing, high-profile names getting into lawsuits, and regulators rushing to balance innovation and regulation.
2023 is a challenging year for the digital asset space, with major firms collapsing, high-profile names getting into lawsuits, and regulators rushing to balance innovation and regulation.
The PwC report found four key areas that regulators focused on, with Japan, Mauritius, and the Bahamas among 23 countries that delved into all four areas.
DWS, Deutsche Bank's asset management arm, has introduced a regulated euro-denominated stablecoin via AllUnity, aiming to bridge traditional finance and DeFi.
Centi's deal was led by Archblock and Bloomhaus Ventures, with the investors saying they were on board with Centi's vision of fintech innovation and world financial inclusion.
Bank of Korea Governor Rhee Chang-yong urges swift CBDC adoption to counter stablecoin risks, accelerating plans with launching 2024 retail pilot with global collaborations and innovative features.
Centi is poised for global expansion following the completion of its seed financing round, a feat that would help promote financial inclusion and revolutionize the global payments industry.
MyBanka Founder Paul De Buck joins the CoinGeek Weekly Livestream with Kurt Wuckert Jr. to discuss NFTs, the importance of stablecoin, and tokens being art.
The island nation of Palau has completed a three-month pilot that it says was a success, and it now aims to launch a national stablecoin to move away from the U.S. Dollar.
Howard Lutnick, the CEO of U.S. trad-fi giant Cantor Fitzgerald, declared himself "a fan" of Tether stablecoin partly because he holds their treasuries, which is over $90 billion now.
While Tether attempts to disassociate itself from entities and individuals on Office of Foreign Assets Control’s SDN list, Coinbase is acting tough as it continues to show its rejection of the Office's sanctions list.
EUR CoinVertible was listed on Bitstamp this week, making Société Générale the first regulated banking institution to issue its stablecoin to the masses.
While the proposed bill would not impact how the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission oversees the digital asset space, its enforcement in New Jersey would further validate that the regulator is on the right track.