A Bank of England official has warned banks and other financial firms about exposure to cryptocurrency-related assets in a letter.
Malta's parliament has passed three bills on crypto assets and blockchain, in a big step toward its plan to become a "Blockchain Island."
Ukrainian authorities have arrested four individuals suspected of operating fake cryptocurrency exchanges.
The president of BaFin thinks blockchain-based applications are "revolutionary" and could turn the entire financial sector "upside down."
The U.K.'s Financial Conduct Authority has written to bank CEOs over the risks of "facilitating financial crimes which are enabled by cryptoassets."
Lithuania's Ministry of Finance has published guidance on ICOs, outlining how different aspects of token offerings should be regulated.
A city-level court in Russia has revoked a ban issued in 2016 that blocked cryptocurrency media site bitcoininfo.ru, among others.
The plan is to incentivize solar power generation by circumventing rules inhibiting its adoption made by Madrid.
The U.K.’s new Cryptoassets Taskforce has taken the first step on its mission to "develop thinking and policy" around blockchain and cryptocurrency.
Lawmakers at CoinDesk's Consensus 2018 conference today argued that regulatory "sandboxes" may offer the best approach for blockchain innovation.
France is about to offer relief to amateur cryptocurrency investors, after a ruling by the country's Council of State.
Martin Lewis, a British personal finance writer, is suing Facebook for allowing his likeness to be used in scammers' advertisements on the platform.
Delaware's status as a go-to jurisdiction for business can't be taken for granted as tokens take off and issuers flock to blockchain-friendly states.
The European Parliament has voted for regulations to prevent the use of cryptocurrencies in money laundering and terrorism financing.
Malta is moving closer to introducing a test that would clearly define when assets derived from initial coin offerings are securities.