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Here’s What You Need to Know About Crypto Regulatory Roadmap Approved by G20

Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors (FMCBGs) from G20 nations, under the Indian Presidency, have announced unanimously adopting the ‘G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Communique’ during its meeting in Marrakesh, Morocco. This comes a month after the G20 member nations accepted the crypto regulatory roadmap outlined in a collaborative report titled “IMF-FSB Synthesis...
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Hong Kong Increases Crypto Exchange Scrutiny Following JPEX Fiasco 

The move follows the imbroglio at the JPEX crypto exchange last month, which resulted in multiple arrests and the platform shuttering services. The unlicensed exchange is alleged to have defrauded investors out of $204 million. The task force is comprised of the city’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) and law enforcement officials, including representatives from...
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SEC Chair Gensler Talks Crypto Regulation and Spot Bitcoin ETF in Congressional Hearing

During his congressional testimony on Wednesday, Gary Gensler, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chairman, persisted in his criticism of the cryptocurrency industry. Despite partisan divisions and ongoing legal battles, Gensler did not disclose the SEC’s next moves regarding spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) following a recent legal setback. Gensler Accuses Crypto Companies Chair...
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These Are the Crypto Companies on SFC’s Blacklist

In the wake of the unfolding JPEX exchange saga, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) released a blacklist of cryptocurrency firms termed as unregulated and unlicensed. Hong Kong’s SFC pledges to intensify investor education and information dissemination initiatives, responding to growing public apprehensions concerning unregulated Virtual Asset Trading Platforms (VATPs). SFC Blacklists Crypto...
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Galaxy Digital Turns to Europe for Crypto Growth Amid Regulatory Struggle

Amid increased regulatory scrutiny in the United States, Europe has become an attractive destination for crypto firms. Galaxy Digital, the crypto venture led by US billionaire Mike Novogratz, is now venturing into the European market for greener pastures. As part of this expansion, the company has appointed Leon Marshall, formerly an executive at the crypto...
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Singapore Records Crypto Asset Seizures Worth $28M in Major Money Laundering Case

The Singapore Police Force has seized more assets in relation to an ongoing money laundering probe, bringing the total value of confiscated funds to more than S$2.4 billion. The reported figure notably doubled from the first operation in August. Seized Assets Worth Over S$2.4 Billion In a statement published on Sept. 20, the Singapore Police...
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Coinbase Intensifies Campaign for Clear Crypto Regulation by Mobilizing 50 Million Investors

US-based cryptocurrency exchange giant Coinbase continues to push forward with its efforts to seek regulatory clarity for the crypto industry, claiming that the current enforcement approach by regulators stifles innovation and puts global leadership at risk. The company has launched a new campaign to mobilize over 50 million crypto holders in the United States to...
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CZ Responds to FUD Surrounding EU Delists of Stablecoins

Marina Parthuisot, Binance’s French legal director, stated that due to the upcoming MiCA bill that has not yet approved any stablecoins, Binance is planning to delist all such assets in Europe on June 30, 2024. However, Changpeng Zhao (CZ), the CEO of Binance, has responded to this statement on X, saying that it may have...
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Ukraine Probes Local Crypto Exchanges for Tax Evasion

Ukraine’s Economic Security Bureau (ESB) is investigating local cryptocurrency exchanges. This action comes in response to the bureau’s discovery that unregulated exchanges operating in the country have led to a loss of 3 billion Ukrainian hryvnia (over $80 million) in uncollected taxes. Earlier, Ukrainian regulators voted to tax crypto gains 18% as of 2024. Meanwhile,...
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Hong Kong Regulator Flags ‘Suspicious Features’ on JPEX, Alleges Misleading Licensing Claims

The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has issued a stern warning against the use of the crypto exchange known as JPEX. The commission has accused the platform of exhibiting “suspicious features” and promoting misleading information about its licensing status. The SFC has also denied that JPEX is regulated. SFC Issues Warning Against JPEX...
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DeFi Should Be Off-Limits For CFTC, Says Coinbase CEO

Coinbase, one of the world leaders in crypto services, is currently battling accusations of improper conduct in U.S. courts. The platform’s legal representatives have denied any wrongdoing, even going so far as to request the dismissal of the case. In spite of the accusations, Coinbase – and the platform’s CEO, Brian Armstrong – are generally...
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SEC Chair Gary Gensler Still on Crypto Warpath, Harnessing AI for Surveillance

Things have settled down a little since the SEC’s court losses against Ripple and Grayscale. However, the head of the federal regulator remains committed to crushing the industry by enforcement actions rather than regulation. In written testimony to the Senate Banking Committee on Sept. 12, Gensler said: “There is nothing about the crypto asset securities...
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UK FCA Gives Crypto Firms More Time to Implement Some Tough Ads Rules: Report

The United Kingdom Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said it will extend the deadline for crypto firms to implement the strict marketing rules created to protect consumers. According to an official release, the core rules will still come into effect from October 8, 2023, while measures that require greater technical development, like the 24-hour cooling-off period,...
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Linus Financial Settles With SEC Out of Court

Linus Financial, a Nashville-based crypto platform, has settled its dispute with the SEC out of court. Previously, the project offered pooled crypto investment opportunities to its users in exchange for fiat. However, the firm voluntarily winded down its operations when a similar firm got into hot water with the securities regulator over a nearly identical...
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FASB Passes Long-Awaited Fair Value Accounting For Crypto

The U.S. Financial Accounting Services Board (FASB) has passed a unanimous vote to drastically change the way crypto asset values are recorded on publicly traded companies’ balance sheets. Experts predict the change will make crypto more attractive to hold by exposing big investors to the upside potential of their assets. How FASB’s Change Impacts Crypto...
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Big Deal? G20 Chair India Confirms Active Discussions for Global Crypto Framework

Under India’s Group of 20 (G20) presidency, the country is finally gearing up to provide the much-anticipated clarity around crypto regulation. As India prepares to preside over the upcoming G20 summit for the first time, the regulation of cryptocurrencies is poised to be a significant focal point. Ahead of the gathering of the world’s most...
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South Korean Crypto Exchanges Should Have Reserves of at Least $2.3 Million (Report)

The Korea Federation of Banks (KFB) reportedly intends to require domestic cryptocurrency exchanges to hold at least 3 billion won (around $2.26 million) as a reserve. The local authorities have been quite strict with such entities lately, urging them to set up proper guidelines in terms of listing and delisting of digital assets to ensure...
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Australian Regulator Sentences Crypto Lender Helio for False License Claims

The Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) has sentenced Melbourne-based cryptocurrency lending firm Helio for falsely claiming it held an Australian credit license (ACL) in August 2019. According to an official release from the ASIC, Helio was sentenced to a non-conviction bond and entered into a recognizance of A$15,000 ($9,600) for 12 months on the...
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Singapore Police Arrest 10 Foreigners for Alleged Money Laundering and Forgery Offenses

Singapore authorities have arrested 10 foreign nationals suspected to be involved in money laundering and forgery, among other illicit activities, and have seized or frozen cash, assets, and crypto worth over S$1 billion. While eight other suspects are on the run, the case could be considered one of Singapore’s largest money laundering crackdowns. Singapore Seizes...
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Circle Exec Calls for Tighter Regulations Against Crypto Firms Counterfeiting U.S. Dollars

Dante Disparte, the chief strategy officer and head of global policy of the second-largest stablecoin issuer Circle, has blasted crypto firms that create counterfeits of the U.S. dollar. According to a Bloomberg report, Disparte called for relevant federal legislation around stablecoins to protect consumers and prevent investors from companies with fake USD. Circle CSO Criticizes...
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CFTC is Doing SEC’s Real Job on Crypto According to XRP Decision

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is leaving securities enforcement up to the CFTC when it comes to cryptocurrency. While the commission rushes ahead of Congress to write the entire federal crypto policy by lawsuit, the CFTC is going for more clear-cut violations. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission took the lead late last week and...
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Singapore’s Central Bank Unveils Stablecoin Regulation as Global Trailblazer

Following last year’s stablecoin implosion, international leaders have emphasized the importance of setting up global regulations and norms for this sector. Despite such calls, only a few have taken concrete steps to enact these measures. In contrast, Singapore’s central bank has taken a proactive approach by introducing a structured framework, outlining various prerequisites, aiming to...
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Revolut to Expand its Crypto Division by 20% Despite Halting Services for US Clients (Report)

The leading financial technology company – Revolut – reportedly plans to increase its global cryptocurrency team by hiring up to 20% more employees by the end of 2023. The move comes somewhat unexpectedly since the firm recently disclosed that it will suspend digital asset services to US-based customers from September. As revealed by Financial News, Revolut...
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Federal Reserve Launches New Program to Oversee Crypto Activities of Banks

On Aug. 8, the Federal Reserve elaborated that “novel activities” included complex, technology-driven partnerships with non-banks. These partnerships provided banking services to customers and activities that involve cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology, it stated. @federalreserve provides additional information on its program to supervise novel activities in the banks it oversees: https://t.co/6MiItQwO7V — Federal Reserve (@federalreserve) August...
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Kenyan Police Raided Worldcoin Warehouse in Nairobi: Report

Kenyan police officers have reportedly raided a warehouse belonging to the recently launched crypto project Worldcoin, carting away documents and machines for investigative purposes. According to a report by local media KahawaTungu, police officers showed up at the Nairobi-based warehouse over the weekend with a search warrant and multi-agency officials. They left with equipment believed...
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Here’s Every Crypto Bill Now Ready For US Congress

The House Financial Services Committee (HFSC) approved a slew of proposals related to digital asset regulation last month, of which any could be the first piece of crypto-specific legislation signed into U.S. federal law. Here’s a summary of the differences between the most important bills, and what each could mean for crypto as a whole....
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Here’s Why Revolut Will Stop Providing Crypto Services to American Clients (Report)

Revolut – a leading financial technology company that enables customers to buy and sell a variety of cryptocurrencies – will cease such options for its US users from September this year. It said the main reason behind the terminated service is the regulatory uncertainty in the world’s largest economy. As reported by Reuters, Revolut will stop...
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Kenya Authorities Suspend Worldcoin Activities Over Data Privacy Concerns

The Kenyan government has ordered the suspension of all activities related to the registration of the recently-launched cryptocurrency project Worldcoin and the distribution of its native token WLD. According to an official statement by Kithure Kindiki, Cabinet Secretary for the Interior and National Administration, the government is concerned with the registration of Kenyans through the...
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Wall Street Bank Endorses Elizabeth Warren’s Strict Crypto Bill

Well-known crypto critic, Senator Elizabeth Warren, won support from Washington-based banking advocacy group, the Bank Policy Institute (BPI), for newly introduced bipartisan legislation that seeks to regulate the crypto industry and eliminate loopholes for illicit activity. Its support has been viewed as a peculiar move because both Warren and the Wall Street banks have hardly...
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Republicans Blast White House For Failure To Compromise On Stablecoin Bill

The House Financial Services Committee (HFSC) failed to reach an agreement for stablecoin legislation on Thursday due to a number of disagreements Democrats had with its existing text. Committee Chair Patrick McHenry (R-NC) blamed the White House for holding up the bill, while Democrats alleged that Republicans were attempting to rush incomplete legislation. No Compromise...
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