As the United States approaches President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration on January 20, cryptocurrency markets are bracing for significant regulatory changes.
The FDIC Vice Chair has remarked that the approach of the agency to emerging technology, particularly in the market for digital assets, needs to be more open in nature.
The Kenyan Treasury is drafting legislation to regulate cryptocurrencies and virtual asset service providers.
The Ministry of Personnel Management is seeking a reevaluation of South Korean crypto holdings held by all government agencies.
Standard Chartered Bank launched cryptocurrency services in Europe through its newly established Luxembourg entity.
The U.S. Senate Banking Committee plans to establish a cryptocurrency subcommittee to focus on digital asset regulation.
Thailand is set to launch a new crypto payment pilot aimed at foreign tourists, starting in Phuket, the country’s popular tourist destination.
During his leadership, the CFTC chairman oversaw important regulatory advancements, particularly in the cryptocurrency space.
Multiple crypto X accounts, including those of Babylon, Solv, and Centrifuge, were hacked, with scammers posting phishing links.
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