‘Crypto for good’: This community doesn’t just innovate, it wants to make a difference
This crypto project says it offers more exciting products than old-fashioned banks — and empowers individuals to take control of their financial future
El Salvador celebrates Bitcoin anniversary: A year of ups and downs
El Salvador is down on all 10 Bitcoin purchases that the government has made since adopting Bitcoin as legal tender exactly one year ago.
South Korean regulators to prepare guidelines for security tokens in 2022
A new market for securities tokens will appear in the country after the pilot stage that could be launched by the end of 2022.
FBI seeks Bitcoin wallet information of ransomware attackers
Using wallet addresses, authorities can backtrack illicit transactions on Bitcoin’s immutable blockchain without worrying about the trail going cold.
New finance minister Kwasi Kwarteng leaves crypto policy in the UK unclear
Prime Minister Liz Truss’ office named Kwasi Kwarteng as the next U.K. finance minister, replacing Nadhim Zahawi, who served as chancellor of the exchequer for three months.
Basketball star for a crypto launderer? Alexander Vinnik’s lawyers considers prisoner swap: Report
Alexander Vinnik's lawyer called on Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov to negotiate with U.S. officials to bring the BTC launderer home.
Russian gov’t working on stablecoin settlement platform between friendly nations: State media
Deputy Finance Minister Alexey Moiseev said Russia is creating a cross-border settlement platform to avoid using U.S. dollars and euros.
DeFi Regulations: Where US regulators should draw the line
A leaked copy of a U.S. draft bill in June showed some of the key areas of concern for regulators including DeFi stablecoins, DAOs and crypto exchanges.
Australian Treasury consults public on Bitcoin foreign currency tax exclusion
Australia plans to minimize the potential uncertainties related to taxing cryptocurrencies through this legislation.
Crypto assets are no longer niche and regulators need to catch up — IMF
The International Monetary Fund has called for greater crypto regulation but admits it's an uphill battle, due to lack of proper monitoring, absence of crypto-knowledgable regulators, and constantly evolving technology.