India has no plans to regulate crypto sales and purchases
Despite tightening measures against money laundering and terrorism financing, India has no immediate plans to regulate cryptocurrency transactions.
Despite tightening measures against money laundering and terrorism financing, India has no immediate plans to regulate cryptocurrency transactions.
At least 175 people claim they engaged Coin Dispute Network to help them recover funds but never saw a single cent returned.
According to PANews, Forbes journalist Eleanor Terrett announced on the X platform that a meeting hosted by California Congressman Ro Khanna, involving key figures from the cryptocurrency industry and US Vice President Kamala Harris, along with other Democratic leaders, is set to take place. The meeting is scheduled for Thursday at 11:45 AM Eastern Time (11:45 PM Beijing Time).
According to BlockBeats, on August 6, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) released a review report on virtual banks. The review indicates that the development of virtual banks has successfully achieved the three policy objectives set for their introduction in Hong Kong. Additionally, the technology-driven innovative banking model of virtual banks has been widely accepted in the Hong Kong market. By the end of 2023, the number of virtual bank account holders reached 2.2 million. The market has responded positively to the products and services offered by the eight virtual banks.In conjunction with the review, the HKMA has also initiated a one-month public consultation on the proposal to rename
CoinDCX's Crypto Investors Protection Fund will enhance user security by allocating 2% of brokerage income annually to safeguard assets.
The organization was apparently formed the same day Kamala Harris announced her running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz.
Crypto traders have been on interim rules since March 2021, and it’s time to finalize membership in the securities industry's self-regulatory organization.
Missouri, Washington and Michigan residents will be able to vote in primaries for specific candidates backed or opposed by crypto interest groups.
Michael Saylor previously forecasted that Bitcoin will reach approximately $13 million per coin by 2045.
Valour is moving out of Europe to the green pastures of Africa by way of passporting.