The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) found that 85% of crypto companies that wanted a license didn’t meet the minimum requirements.
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South Africa Opens Crypto Complaint And Dispute Resolution Cell
Crypto Ombudsman Constituted In South Africa Through the Federal Legislature of Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services (FAIS) Act, Government in
Coinbase Faces A Huge Fine In Netherlands, Fine Imposed By DNB
The Dutch Central Bank (DNB) has reportedly taken an action against one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges (Coinbase). The reports
UK Minister Commits To Greater Crypto Engagement As Regulation Looms
On Wednesday, Andrew Griffith, the financial services minister of the United Kingdom, committed to ensuring greater engagement with the crypto
Issuer Of ‘XRP’ Hopeful SEC Suit Will End Up In Ripple’s Favor By 2023
SEC’s Lawsuit against Ripple A few years ago, the Securities & Exchange Commission of the US (SEC) questioned the very
EU Lawmakers To Introduce Stricter Crypto Rules For Banks
A bunch of changes has been approved by European lawmakers, which would mean that banks dealing with crypto would have
“Ukraine Would Be Role Model With Amended Tax Laws,” Says Ukrainian Minister
Massive Crypto Donations in War-Struck Ukraine The Ukrainian crypto market was one of the fastest growing markets worldwide and mass-scale
Financial Services Agency From Japan Decides To Let Some Stablecoins Loose In 2023
For a long time, the largest stablecoin Tether (USDT), has been banned from being offered or used in Japan. The
Ex-Key Officer Of US SEC Warns Onslaught Of Crypto Industry
Crypto Industry’s Onslaught Forthcoming Very recently, the Securities & Exchange Commission of the US (SEC) has been seen taking enforcement
Court Directs Korean Crypto Firm To Compensate ‘Suspended Service’ Affected Customers
Bithumb’s Temporary ‘service outage’ under Supreme Court’s scrutiny South Korean Supreme Court is currently seizing on the matter pertaining to