Terrorist fundraising: Is crypto really to blame?
The industry is reeling as governments, legislators, and even investors ask if its networks are being exploited by terrorists. A sense of proportion may be needed.
The industry is reeling as governments, legislators, and even investors ask if its networks are being exploited by terrorists. A sense of proportion may be needed.
Non-fiat-backed stablecoins will not be allowed into regulated payment chains.
The Group of Seven (G7) countries will agree on a voluntary AI code of conduct for companies developing AI to reference for mitigating risks and benefits of the technology.
Singapore’s central bank and financial regulator is seeking closer cross-border collaboration for its asset tokenization project.
The information will be sent to the Internal Revenue Service in early November.
Thailand’s second-largest lender by assets, Kasikornbank, is moving into crypto by acquiring a majority stake in the local crypto exchange Satang.
Crypto investors claiming “my coins disappeared suddenly” have been found to recently download crypto applications from unverified sources.
Demand for crypto in Hong Kong is mainly driven by institutional investors rather than retail customers, Zodia CEO said.
During a panel at the 2019 MIT Bitcoin Expo, Gensler called out the securities regulator for its “inconsistent” approach to spot Bitcoin ETF approvals.
On October 29th, asset management company VanEck reportedly submitted a revised version of their Bitcoin Spot ETF to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This news was shared by Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart via social media, according to a report by BlockBeats. This development comes only a few days after Bitwise, a prominent crypto asset management organization, took a similar path. As reported by BlockBeats on October 26th, Bitwise submitted their own modified version of a Bitcoin Spot ETF to the SEC. Seyffart highlighted that Bitwise's submission was, in essence, a response to comments and concerns raised by the SEC. Should the SEC approve Bitwise's product, it is set to trade under the ticker BITB. It remains to be seen if VanEck's revised submission will receive a similar nod of approval from the US regulatory body. This move of submitting revised Bitcoin spot ETFs represent the continuous efforts from various investment companies to receive a green light for Bitcoin ETFs, which have the potential to open up cryptocurrency to a broader investment audience, and foster growth in the digital assets market.