The FIT21 bill aims to clearly define cryptocurrencies, classify specific cryptocurrencies to determine whether they are securities or commodities, and decide which government agency will regulate them. The crypto bill proposal will next be sent to the U.S. Senate for a vote.
JinseFinanceJustin Sun's TRON may introduce 'Coconut Chicken Coin', potentially revolutionizing its position in the meme-coin market and the wider crypto world.
Cheng YuanNigeria rethinks crypto rules, enabling banks and forging a new stablecoin frontier.
Hui XinPalau's ongoing CBDC pilot is a significant stride towards a digitally inclusive and efficient financial ecosystem. With the success of Phase 1 and the onset of Phase 2, Palau is trailblazing the use of blockchain in national currencies, potentially shaping the future of global digital finance.
AlexThe Taiwanese Parliament has already passed the first reading of the proposed bill.
AlexWhile cryptocurrency gains mainstream adoption across sectors, some traditional financial institutions are beginning to accept it.
BitcoinistChanges in the regulatory landscape seem to have stalled the project.
CryptoSlateThe proposed legislation being discussed by the House Financial Services Committee criminalizes stablecoins issued without due approvals.
OthersIt’s only natural that some investors would see the state of the crypto market and think the best has passed. ...
BitcoinistThe Digital Commodity Exchange Act would give the commodities regulator the authority to determine rules for cryptocurrency developers and exchanges offering spot trading.
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