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29/06/2020     Is the Travel Rule Good or Bad for Crypto? Both

Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn is assistant professor of International Political Economy at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. He is editor of the book Bitcoin and Beyond. Moritz HĂŒtten is researcher on blockchains and the future of work at Darmstadt Business School, in Germany. The Travel Rule officially extends to ‘virtual asset services providers’ (VASPs) this month. It requires that VASPs,...

26/06/2020     Telegram Agrees to Pay $18.5M Penalty in SEC Settlement Over Failed TON Offering

Telegram will pay $18.5 million and notify the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) if it plans to issue any sort of digital currency in the next three years in a proposed settlement with the securities regulator, a court filing revealed Thursday. The settlement, which was reached on June 11 and effectively ends a six-month court fight with the agency,...

24/06/2020     Crypto Exchanges Must Stop Acting Like Casinos in Wake of Robinhood Suicide: bitFlyer Exec

The suicide of a 20-year-old Robinhood trader should be a wake-up call for cryptocurrency exchanges that put revenue above customer protection, said a U.S. exec at one of the world’s largest such venues. Many exchanges were designed to encourage users to trade as frequently as possible, often with money they don’t have, and resembled casinos more than responsible trading platforms,...

22/06/2020     New York Fed’s ‘Bitcoin Is Just Another Fiat’ Claim Sparks Controversy

Economists with the New York Federal Reserve do not think bitcoin is a new kind of money. Bitcoin, the decentralized, permissionless, trustless digital value system that an anonymous programmer created over a decade ago is “just another example of fiat money,” said Michael Lee and Antoine Martin in a Thursday blog post. “Bitcoin may be money, but it is not...

19/06/2020     Trump Told Treasury Secretary to ‘Go After’ Bitcoin, Bolton Book Reportedly Claims

President Donald Trump ordered Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin to focus on a clampdown on bitcoin over negotiating a trade with China, former national security adviser John Bolton reportedly claims. In a terse exchange about imposing sanctions and tariffs with China, Trump reportedly told Mnuchin: “Don’t be a trade negotiator,” ordering him instead to: “Go after bitcoin [for fraud].” “If you...

17/06/2020     Deloitte: 39% of Companies Worldwide Now Have Blockchain in Production

Deloitte: 39% of Companies Worldwide Now Have Blockchain in Production A survey by Deloitte shows blockchain is increasingly becoming a priority among companies with a broad understanding of it. Find a full eport by the link below

15/06/2020     JPMorgan Analysts: Bitcoin Is Likely to Survive (as a Speculative Asset)

Bitcoin proved itself a resilient asset, if not a stable or useful currency, during March’s global financial meltdown, according to analysts at one of the world’s largest investment banks. In a note to investor clients circulated June 11 and obtained by CoinDesk, JPMorgan Chase & Co. analysts described how bitcoin has shifted from a fairly uncorrelated asset to one whose...

12/06/2020     Online Alert - new service for the community

We are launching a new service for our community Online Alert. You will know which projects have stopped working on the site. For projects that are looking for funding right now, for those who have raised funds and those who are trading on exchanges. We consider this important information for our users to know that the project they are interested...

10/06/2020     Libra Is Ready for the Digital Money ‘Space Race’: Dante Disparte

The first Libra white paper published in June 2019 had the temerity to threaten the monetary authority of central banks and governments. The empire struck back. That’s why an updated white paper from April 2020 has taken a belt and braces approach to regulatory compliance, said Dante Disparte, head of policy and communications at the Libra Association. The new technical...

08/06/2020     New York, French Finance Watchdogs Open Doors for Each Other’s Fintech Startups

The New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) and its French regulatory counterpart will work to “ease the entry” for fintech innovators into their respective markets. An agreement with the French Autorite de Controle Prudentiel et de Resolution (ACPR), signed Wednesday, seeks to further develop New York and France as “innovation hubs for financial services technology,” according to a...

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