In 2020, the startup’s focus is on new products and features that comply with new rules from the Financial Action Task Force.
FATF's guidance compels crypto exchanges to share user data with one another.
Governments need to research digital currencies so they can strike a balance with private issuers, said the BoE's chief cashier.
The Malta Financial Services Authority has denied reports Binance has ever fallen under local jurisdiction.
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce has proposed a new way to regulate token sales. If there are better alternatives, she wants to hear about them.
The world's top cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume is hoping to get the official green light to operate in Singapore.
A comprehensive framework shared by all participants will negate any risks associated with blockchain, the derivatives repository giant says.
eToro isn't too worried about a potential U.K. ban on crypto derivatives, its U.K. managing director told CoinDesk.
In a new manifesto, Ukraine's Ministry of Digital Transformation has indicated it won't be creating regulations for the crypto mining sector.
Zeux reportedly touted an investment scheme with 5 percent interest but didn't state it sent the funds back to China using crypto.
In its latest guidance released in January, the regulator said firms already custodying digital assets for Germans would not be penalized for not having a license. Instead, they’d be grandfathered into the same protection that crypto custody firms based in Germany already have under the new law.
Crypto businesses are figuring out how to comply with the Financial Action Task Force’s “Travel Rule.” And putting technical solutions in place is proving to be just as tricky as the legal and operational issues involved.
The blockchain feasibility assessment will search out efficiencies in a process marred by regulations and often complex documentary requirements.
The current fragmented system of regulating cryptocurrencies in the U.S. is "bad for everybody," Andrew Yang said.
In what's being called a first for Switzerland, a company has been allowed to incorporate for an IPO of tokenized shares on a blockchain.