The OCC said it will incorporate its six-year-old Office of Innovation into a new agency that will help it deepen its understanding of fintech and promote responsible innovation.
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Does the IMF have a vendetta against cryptocurrencies?
Is the multilateral lending institution throttling useful DLT experiments in the developing world, or is it saving crypto from itself?
Crypto investment firm Q9 gets provisional approval to operate in Dubai
The Hong Kong-based company will join the likes of Binance, Crypto.com, OKX and FTS, who’ve also opened offices in the UAE.
DeFi Pioneer Echoes SBF in Call for Tighter Crypto Regulations
The Yearn Finance founder suggested that several cracks have shown in the crypto sector this year, and that regulation is needed to “reign in irresponsible actors.”
Hong Kong could be key for China’s crypto comeback: Arthur Hayes
Hayes says the next crypto bull run will be tied to when China embraces the crypto market again, and Hong Kong could be the gateway for this to happen.
Aussie federal budget reaffirms BTC won’t be treated as foreign currency
The new federal budget states that Bitcoin will fall under the “current tax treatment of digital currencies, including the capital gains tax treatment, where they are held as an investment.”
Prometheum partners with Anchorage Digital on SEC-registered alternative trading system
The New York-based exchange will start with five digital assets on offer in its SEC compliant trading system, which will “seamlessly integrate with legacy securities trading systems.”
SushiSwap to create three DAOs in Panama and Cayman in business restructuring
The proposal received 100% votes, establishing the DAO Foundation, the Panamanian Foundation, and the Panamanian Corporation.
United Kingdom banks hate crypto, and that's bad news for everyone
Banks in the United Kingdom try to block businesses and individuals alike from investing in cryptocurrency. Regulators should fix the situation.
Vietnam's prime minister calls for crypto regulation: Report
"It is necessary to study appropriate sanctions, and assign the government to make detailed regulations,” reportedly said Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh.
UK police council reports there are officers in every unit trained for crypto enforcement
The NPCC's Andy Gould said that the U.K. police had the capability to address illicit uses of crypto, but still faced challenges including incentives to join the private sector.
The UK has a new name for stablecoins and a new bill to regulate crypto
The proposal is another ripple of recognition for the Bitcoin, crypto and digital assets industries in the United Kingdom.
Singapore MAS proposes to ban cryptocurrency credits
Crypto service providers should not provide any credit facility or accept payments from credit cards from their customers, the MAS suggested.
Crypto Council for Innovation poll sees crypto voters as a force to be reckoned with
The new data show crypto ownership is comparable to that of other assets and especially strong among the young; crypto is seen more favorably than banks in some quarters.
Chinese agents used Bitcoin transactions through Wasabi to allegedly bribe US government employee
According to an analysis by crypto risk management firm Elliptic, two Chinese intelligence agents used Wasabi Wallet to conceal BTC transactions allegedly used for bribes.
US lawmakers question regulators over 'revolving door' with crypto industry
“Americans should be confident that regulators are working on behalf of the public, rather than auditioning for a high-paid lobbying job,” said 5 senators and House members.
South African crypto landscape primed for TradFi growth after FSCA ruling
Industry insiders believe South Africa's move to classify cryptocurrencies as financial products could drive the adoption and legitimacy of the sector.
A new definition of crypto comes from the IRS — Law Decoded, Oct. 17-24
IRS broadens the classification of crypto, Ripple gets another point in a case against SEC, and Hong Kong considers its own regulatory framework in opposition to China.