Regulation News

The Senate Committee on Finance backed Yellen's nomination in a show of bipartisan support.

Harvard professor Kenneth Rogoff says that he doesn't see Bitcoin succeeding, barring extenuating circumstances.

Retail users may have to wait in much of the world, however.

Some Russian public officials have to disclose their crypto holdings, while other officials are obliged to hold zero crypto by April 1, according to a new law.

VanEck has filed with the SEC to launch the Digital Assets ETF related to the performance of top cryptocurrency companies.

As Thailand’s leading crypto exchange remains suspended, billionaire backed rival Upbit enters the scene.

The Assistant Commissioner of the City of London Police said the partnership with Komainu would help in “denying criminality the proceeds of crime."

Janet Yellen added that she planned to encourage the use of digital assets for “legitimate activities.”

Investigators reportedly identified the individuals by tracing the crypto exchange accounts used to launder the funds.

Tarbert's brief term was nonetheless notable for clarity on cryptocurrency in U.S. regulation.

The past two years were much harder on the dollar, however.

Emerging analytics technology is the name of the game for the next stage in crypto regulation.

Banks in many countries continue to either outrightly deny or limit their services to crypto exchanges.

Sberbank has applied with the Central Bank of Russia to launch a blockchain platform for its “Sbercoin” stablecoin.

BitMEX’s parent company has joined Global Digital Finance, or GDF, a major industry association advocating for the adoption of digital assets.