Russian banks are concerned the digital ruble might hurt their business, but the Bank of Russia is nonchalant
The Massachusetts Securities Division reportedly wants Robinhood to better protect its inexperienced traders.
There had been fears in the industry that crypto firms might be left in no man's land as the FCA deadline looked set to pass with many applications still waiting to be processed.
The mass license revocation still leaves around 400 virtual currency service providers (VASPs) licensed in Estonia, according to the finance ministry.
From securities law to DeFi, there's a lot for U.S. regulatory agencies to clarify about crypto in the year ahead.
The guidance is apt to chafe privacy advocates, inside and outside the crypto space, who are already uneasy about the honeypot that FinCEN’s suspicious activity report database has become.
Indian banks have started doing business with select cryptocurrency exchanges and their customers, CoinDesk has confirmed.
Russian civil servants must start reporting their crypto assets as the country's first crypto law comes into force in January.
Enforcement Director Stephanie Avakian led SEC investigations during the heart of its ICO crackdown.
The U.S. Treasury Department issued a statement following a virtual call with other G7 members.
Bolivia is one of the rare countries that has essentially banned cryptocurrency, but the nation's blockchain advocates aren't giving up.
Ukraine's parliament has approved the first version of a draft cryptocurrency bill, bringing regulation of the industry a step closer.
Crypto.com has secured an Australian Financial Service License through its acquisition of The Card Group.
Bitcoin price spikes grab headlines, but the asset's long-term value depends on its developers – and what drives them.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong publicly voiced concern that the outgoing Trump Administration may ram through onerous new data-collection requirements for crypto exchanges.