Regulation News

New tech that reduces costs of international payments would “be a boon for poor countries that rely on remittances” — but will BTC as legal tender fix that?

Crypto awareness in the U.K. has risen, but understanding has fallen, the FCA said following a new survey.

Non-futures crypto products like Grayscale Bitcoin Trust are reportedly still available on Futu Securities.

Exchange tokens are falling under the scrutiny of South Korean regulators.

The World Bank has refused to support El Salvador’s request for help in the transition to use Bitcoin as legal tender.

Indonesia’s central bank is sending supervisors out to ensure local financial institutions aren’t defying the nationwide ban of crypto payments this bull season.

The filing came before the commission's June 17 deadline to approve or disapprove of the Bitcoin ETF following an extension in April.

Joe Biden said that the U.S. and Russia might have the beginnings of a "cybersecurity arrangement that begins to bring some order" within the next year.

Bitcoin miners may opt for ESG ratings to prove “greenness” as environmental concerns loom over the entire crypto industry.

Authorities in India are reportedly weighing up options concerning crypto regulations in the country.

Amid increasing scrutiny and demand from regulators, South Korean crypto exchanges are sifting through their supported assets and delisting or placing high-risk coins on an investor warning list.

It’s too soon to talk about Bitcoin-based wages in El Salvador, Minister Rolando Castro stated.

U.S. President Joe Biden is expected to discuss crypto's role in ransomware attacks during his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday.

A 2001 law on monetary integration in the country states that salaries and fees may only be paid in colónes or dollars.

A long-time member of the Russian State Duma has criticized the central bank’s approach to digital assets.