Thailand's SEC is modernising its regulations to allow mutual and private funds to invest in cryptocurrencies, including U.S.-listed ETFs. This move aims to attract institutional investors and establish clear rules for various digital assets while enhancing market integrity and compliance.
Weatherly“I hope that as the cryptocurrency industry develops, VC will no longer be needed, just like I have always hoped that there will no longer be CEX in the industry.”
JinseFinanceScolding Zk seems to have become politically correct, but very few people really calm down and review the airdrop rules of zksync.
JinseFinanceDOJ recommends 3-year prison for CZ amidst Binance legal woes. CZ's team argues against prison, suggests probation. CZ expresses remorse in letter to judge, receives support from sister and Binance co-founder. Legal saga highlights complexities in crypto regulation.
EdmundHong Kong is on the verge of approving a bitcoin ETF, potentially attracting significant investment from mainland Chinese investors.
BerniceFCA approves crypto ETNs for professional investors, excluding retail participation, citing high risks. Institutional acceptance grows, but regulatory concerns persist.
AlexGoogle's impending policy update signals a significant shift in its stance towards cryptocurrency advertising, particularly Bitcoin ETFs. Advertisers can now navigate this evolving landscape, adhering to the clarified guidelines set forth by Google.
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