Regulations

The SEC argues that the reality TV star failed to disclose the $250K payment she received for EMAX promotion.

Coinbase has announced that the technical problem which caused temporary payments and withdrawals difficulty has been fixed.

The European Central Bank is discussing how to improve and modernise CBDC services that it already offers.

The Reserve Bank of Australia has released the white paper for its CBDC pilot.

Binance is now seeking a permit to resume its services in Japan, four years after tightened regulations forced an exit.

Unlike traditional financial institutions, crypto firms have very few assets to fall back on in the event of a liquidation.

XRP broke the critical resistance level earlier this week.

Nomura named its digital asset business Laser Digital and incorporated a holding vehicle under the name in Switzerland.

Dimon agrees that stablecoins wouldn’t be problematic with the proper regulation.

Bitcoin Magazine releases the Orange Party issue with Bukele’s face on the crypto bill.

XRP bulls have returned to the crypto market ahead of Fed's rate hike announcement.

The new rules require two-thirds of execs to be Indonesian citizens and reside in the country.

Armstrong has vowed to fight to make sure crypto succeeds for everyone.

The SEC argued that Ethereum nodes are “clustered more densely” in the U.S. than in any other country.

U.S. SEC and Ripple (XRP) have finally submitted their motion of Summary Judgement.

The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority said that FTX has no authorisation to target UK investors.

India’s Finance Ministry will define the characteristics of cryptos, their usage and their legal framework.

The report found that overall adoption slowed worldwide in a bear market but remained above pre-bull market levels.

The stablecoins sale proceeds will be used to generate liquidity to help fund the company’s operations.

Ethereum’s upgrade to proof-of-stake, if classified as a security, will require the company to file extensive disclosures with the SEC.