Regulation News

The Federal Reserve’s Lael Brainard says Libra could pose risks to consumers due to ambiguity over their rights.

The deputy governor of Banque de France said that central banks really only have three available options to address cryptocurrencies: ignore, ban or adopt.

TON was hurtling toward public release until the SEC stopped it dead in its tracks. Here is everything known about the project so far.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission once again begins accepting comments regarding the updated Bitcoin exchange-traded fund proposal by Wilshire Phoenix...

Social media and messaging app Kik has revealed it’s “here to stay,” in an apparent reversal of earlier plans to shut down amid legal difficulties.

Telegram’s pledge to return money to investors in the event of a delay to the launch of its blockchain network may be superseded by a “force majeure” clause in ...

Can a DEX be fully exempt from regulations in the current landscape, and what does it take to be free in the world of crypto?

With government regulations becoming more stringent, crypto businesses are coming together to form self-regulating bodies for the industry.

The United States Internal Revenue Service has issued guidance on cryptocurrency hard forks and airdrops.

The European Union’s finance commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis pledges to propose new rules to regulate digital currencies such as Facebook’s Libra.

Executives at Bitwise Asset Management are highly optimistic as the deadline for the U.S. SEC’s decision on their proposed Bitcoin exchange-traded fund nears.

The U.S. House Financial Services Committee invites Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg to testify on the condition that CEO Mark Zuckerberg follows suit by January.

Indian police have sought a court directive to move $1.2 million seized from a BTC ponzi scheme last year that has been frozen due to the country’s anti-crypto ...

Senior members of the House Financial Services Committee asked the Federal Reserve whether there are plans for launching a U.S. dollar digital currency.

The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York ordered cryptocurrency company Longfin to pay a total of $6.7 million in penalties.