EU regulatory authority sees cryptocurrencies as a sign of increased risk appetite in the M
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has published its report on trends, risks and weaknesses in the EU markets ...
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Cryptocurrency regulators are lagging behind the blockchain industry
As if he wasn't busy enough, Gary Gensler appeared in front of the European Parliament on September 1st to share ...
Swiss advisory organization initiates a vote on the inclusion of Bitcoin in the federal constitution
2B4CH, a Swiss non-profit advisory organization that supports government research into cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC) and blockchain technology, is ...
EU invests $ 177 billion in blockchain and other new technologies
According to reports, the European Union plans to drive technology development blockchain in the region with a planned investment of ...
According to BIS, the global CBDC bridge needs public and private collaboration
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) continues to investigate the development of the digital currencies of the global central banks ...
First crypto fund approved in Switzerland
The introduction of cryptocurrencies continues to gain momentum in Switzerland as local tax authorities issue more regulatory approvals for crypto ...
Chainalysis’ report shows that Europe is now the largest cryptocurrency market in the world
According to a report Conducted by Chainalysis on September 9th, Europe is growing at the forefront of crypto activity, particularly ...
The SEC boss tells parliament that Crypto and the fintech union could be “as disruptive as the Inter” – News Sept 2
Gary Gensler, Chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), made a digital look at the entrance of the ...
Eastern European victims sent $ 815 million to ponzis and scams last year
Recent analysis has proven that within the crypto area, Eastern Europe stays an excessive supply of cybercriminal exercise - from ...
Blockchain will change government services and that’s just the beginning
Governments have an obligation to provide fair and efficient services to the public. Unfortunately, providing transparency and accountability often reduces ...
