UK crypto advocates call for consistent policy after Labour landslide
At least one industry leader suggested that crypto policy in the United Kingdom would be “business as usual” despite the change in government.
At least one industry leader suggested that crypto policy in the United Kingdom would be “business as usual” despite the change in government.
According to emails seen by the WSJ, Sam Bankman-Fried’s family allegedly funneled millions from FTX to political causes, raising significant legal questions.
As the trial of Binance executive Tigran Gambaryan restarts in Nigeria, Cointelegraph recaps the story so far.
New EU regulations mandate crypto exchanges to comply with Travel Rule guidelines, enhancing AML/CFT measures starting Dec. 30.
In a recent letter to a district court judge, Coinbase argued that the SEC Chair’s private communications are an “appropriate source of discovery” crucial to mounting a reasonable defense.
German member of parliament Joana Cotar said the mass Bitcoin sell-off isn’t “sensible” and “productive” as it could be used to diversify treasury assets and protect against currency devaluation.
According to a BBC exit poll after a July 4 general election, Labour was set to oust the Conservatives for the first time in 14 years.
The Swiss crypto platform is expanding its stable of large financial institutions.
The reasons ranged from cannibalizing their own businesses to releasing potentially inferior products.
Crypto exchanges subject to a new South Korean law have implemented a system allowing authorities to receive reports on suspicious transactions.