The U.K. government is focusing on stablecoins for the next phase of its development of crypto regulations.
The warning comes a day after the regulator's U.K. counterpart, the Financial Conduct Authority, also raised similar concerns.
The firm exits the sandbox with what it claims is the first ISO 27001 certification for a crypto custody provider.
The Financial Conduct Authority said investors in cryptocurrency products offering high returns should be prepared to lose "all their money."
Kyrgyzstan's central bank wants to regulate cryptocurrency – licensing exchanges and barring its use in payments.
After getting in hot water with U.S. regulators last year, the exchange has rolled out mandatory verification for all users.
The first actively managed crypto ETP, the BTCA was launched in Switzerland last July.
Separately, U.S. officials are reportedly considering banning U.S. citizens from investing in Alibaba Group, an affiliate of Alipay's parent.
"The burdensome information collection and reporting requirements deprive U.S. companies like Square of the chance to compete on a level playing field," Dorsey said.
Contrary to popular wisdom, the U.S.' distributed regulatory structure is good for digital assets in the long run.
Serbia will now permit the issuance and trading of digital assets under a law that went into effect this week.
Regulators are no longer standing on the sidelines of distributed ledger innovation, says Gibraltar’s Minister for Digital and Financial Services.
The government’s plan to regulate cryptocurrency exchanges in Hong Kong could mean ATMs may also be off-limits, the group claims.
The SEC is accusing Ripple of violating federal securities laws via sales of the XRP cryptocurrency to retail consumers.
After an abrupt departure over a year ago, Huobi has now secured a state trust license for its return to the U.S. market.