Staking cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum (ETH) and Solana (SOL) will be considered merely a blockchain validation process and will no longer be subject to regulatory requirements applicable to collective investment schemes.
JinseFinanceThe new U.S. President will have the power to enact many policies that will benefit crypto users when he takes office next week.
JinseFinanceOn Monday, September 9, Paul Munter, Chief Accountant of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), gave a speech in which he revealed that the Commission does not object to the bank’s assessment that the SAB 121 balance sheet accounting requirements do not apply to the bank.
JinseFinanceCoinbase’s return to Hawaii highlights the impact of recent regulatory changes, allowing residents to re-engage with the cryptocurrency market after years of restrictions.
SanyaRecently, the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China has shown favor towards Bitcoin and Ethereum, possibly hinting at China's stance on cryptocurrencies.
WenJunChina is softening its stance on NFTs, with reports suggesting a notable shift in its approach after a year of stringent regulations on blockchain projects.
JixuWith an extensive user base of over 900,000 active accounts and 5.6 million registered users as of May, the exchange collaborates regularly with Chinese authorities to address potential illicit activities.
Coinlive If the ban is lifted, the onus will fall on domestic distributors instead of issuers.
BeincryptoPer a report from Bloomberg, crypto investors in Japan might soon benefit from a change in the country’s regulation. The ...
BitcoinistStablecoins like USDT and USDC would be doing just fine if properly regulated, while Bitcoin is a "Ponzi scheme" in any case, China's BSN chair told Cointelegraph.
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