Liechtenstein News

This week’s selected cryptocurrency and blockchain news from the German-speaking world, courtesy of Cointelegraph auf Deutsch.

Liechtenstein’s Parliament unanimously passed the Blockchain Act, making it the first country to have comprehensive regulation of the token economy.

Wesley Snipes plans on tokenizing his future movies, but how prevalent is tokenization in film, and can it disrupt traditional funding?

Neufund received clearance from the Liechtenstein regulator to host public offerings with a min investment of 10 euro.

The government of Liechtenstein announced that it has passed new token, virtual asset service provider and blockchain regulation.

The blockchain software giant will provide hardware and other support to the fund, which is administered by Swiss-based Final Frontier.

Liechtenstein-based Bank Frick and Bitcoin Suisse jointly issued an active Bitcoin-Ethereum tracker.

Liechtenstein-based Bank Frick is launching an institutional cryptocurrency trading subsidiary, DLT Markets.

The Liechtensteinian postal service will offer crypto exchange service in one of its offices in Vaduz starting this week.

A member of the Dubai royal family has backed a Liechtenstein-based cryptocurrency management firm, Invao

Despite the “crypto winter,” the number of crypto firms in Switzerland and Liechtenstein has continued to grow, per a recent report.

A representative from Binance has declined to confirm the locations of as many as six reported further fiat-supporting platforms.

Institutional investor-focused Liechtenstein Cryptoassets Exchange has received a license for operating in Liechtenstein.

The North Dakota Securities Commissioner has issued a cease and desist order against a Russia-based fraudulent ICO.

A bank in the European principality of Liechtenstein will shortly issue its own cryptocurrency pegged to fiat.