Middle East News

With the new operational license in Abu Dhabi, Kraken aims to provide access to global liquidity to local investors via dirham trading pairs.

The emirate’s special economic zone might grant licensed exchanges the right to trade nonfungible tokens.

Crypto comes to the Persian Gulf, U.S. Congress moves sideways, Australia is looking at regulating DAOs.

It becomes the company’s second license in a Middle East jurisdiction obtained this week.

Passing on your crypto to your friends or family has been a worry to some, but an exchange claims that it has the solution.

The world’s largest crypto exchange will now provide various regulated crypto services to Bahraini citizens.

Israel's Capital Markets Authority reportedly never received a license application from Binance allowing the exchange to do business in Israel.

While the central bank announced its intention to launch a CBDC, exact details are still scarce.

The BSV Association and SDA will collaborate in providing training and developing resources through the blockchain academy in Riyadh

The CBJ governor also predicted that cryptocurrency trading might eventually be permitted in Jordan once the appropriate legislation is in place.

The United Arab Emirates has adopted a favorable approach towards crypto. Now, its postal operator is issuing NFTs to commemorate National Day.

“Our aim is to build the largest and most trusted cryptocurrency platform in the region,” BitOasis CEO Ola Doudin said.

16 million people in Yemen — including 400,000 children under the age of five — already face food supplies at critical levels.

The United Arab Emirates has been cementing its presence in the digital asset industry recently with multiple efforts to further adopt blockchain-based technologies.

As the political system collapses, so too does the financial one. Thus, more and more Afghan citizens will turn to crypto.