Regulation News

Crypto capital is moving to Puerto Rico as tax regulations are much more favorable than in the U.S. proper.

“Establishing clear regulatory expectations will be paramount to give this market an opportunity to grow and mature in a responsible manner,” said Jelena McWilliams.

A decentralized autonomous organization is developing tools to make DAO-building more accessible as it dreams of a decentralized society.

All individuals and institutions in the country, including banks, will have to sign up using the new AML registry from the Bank of Spain.

The “Travel Rule” aims to bring reporting standards for virtual asset service providers in line with other traditional financial institutions.

The UAE continues to be one of the friendliest jurisdictions worldwide for the digital asset industry.

Crypterium’s cryptocurrency wallet application is available in more than 170 countries, the company says.

The report is also expected to clarify the regulatory jurisdiction of the Treasury Department and CFTC with regards to stable tokens.

The Bitcoin ETF approval has been the biggest, but by no means the only, policy-related story of the last week.

The SEC has been holding steady for years, but the real-world dynamics of crypto adoption and maturation rendered an ETF approval all but inevitable.

The Nigerian central bank digital currency was originally slated for launch earlier this month, but it has been delayed.

The recent law “On Digital Financial Assets” has not gone far enough in the eyes of Russian crypto industry advocates.

Polymarket is believed to have hired former CTFC enforcement head James McDonald to handle the probe.

U.S. regulators are looking at crypto-related areas, touching on financial regulation, economic innovation and national security.

Brick and mortar crypto exchanges are common in Hong Kong, but concerns remain around uncertain regulations that could demolish these shops entirely.