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    Brokers in Europe Want Crypto Regulation

Brokers in Europe Want Crypto Regulation

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The whole regulation debacle had made people from the cryptocurrency industry sick of all the uncertainty related to this whole process of implementing laws for digital coins. We are beginning to see more often is a more proactive approach from companies within the industry, that do not want to just

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    CryptoUK Wants FCA Regulation

CryptoUK Wants FCA Regulation

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A self-regulated trade group called CryptoUK, consisting of companies from the cryptocurrency industry that activate in the UK, had been reported to ask for regulation from the Financial Conduct Authority. It is not the first time we see a company asking for regulation. Ripple is another one, this time from

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    Israel Regulation for Cryptocurrencies and ICOs

Israel Regulation for Cryptocurrencies and ICOs

Regulation in the digital currency world becomes increasingly attainable and countries are coming one by one with proposals in that respect. Israel is another country that wants to regulate cryptocurrencies and it had been reported to ask for a series of measures, as it has been announced in the last

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    Ripple Wants More Cryptocurrency Regulation

Ripple Wants More Cryptocurrency Regulation

As opposed to the other companies from the market, the San Francisco-based company is one of the few advocates for cryptocurrency regulation. An industry which started with the idea of no government intervention finds itself stuck right now, as we can see from the cryptocurrency price performance for 2018. Ripple

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    FCA Will Announce Cryptocurrency Review

FCA Will Announce Cryptocurrency Review

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As the cryptocurrency regulation becomes a hot topic across the globe, more countries are beginning to take steps further in terms of regulating digital assets. By doing this, the level of scam companies is expected to decrease and cryptocurrencies should not be used as a money laundering tool. As we’ve

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    New Regulation for Australian Exchanges

New Regulation for Australian Exchanges

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We are beginning to see concrete regulation in play and the first country which shows big steps towards that is Australia. On April 3rd 2018, the country announced a series of new rules that will be in play for cryptocurrency exchanges. The main objective is to prevent money laundering and

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    Cryptocurrencies Gain as Regulatory Pressures Decrease

Cryptocurrencies Gain as Regulatory Pressures Decrease

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Following two weeks of sustained selling, cryptocurrencies are beginning to show signs of recovery. This time what made investors buy the dip was a letter from the Financial Stability Board, a global agency that takes care of financial regulation for the G20 countries. In a letter that was sent on

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    French AMF Blacklists 15 Crypto Websites

French AMF Blacklists 15 Crypto Websites

According to a press release, the stock market regulator of France, Autorite des Merches Financiers (AMF) had added 15 cryptocurrencies and crypto-related websites to blacklist, as these specific websites are “proposing atypical investments without being authorized to do so”. The public authority invocated the law no. 2016-1691 which is fighting

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    Cryptocurrency Regulation Picks Up in Asia

Cryptocurrency Regulation Picks Up in Asia

In the last three months, there had been signs of central authorities intends to regulate the cryptocurrency industry. The SEC in the US seems to be the most vocal in terms of regulation. Also, there strong signs from the EU and Netherlands, as well. That communicates the path of regulation

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    New Regulation Signs from the US and Russia

New Regulation Signs from the US and Russia

Cryptocurrency regulation continues to be in the spotlight and for the last 24 hours, the price of cryptocurrencies had been heavily under pressure. On March 7th, Bitcoin dropped by approximately 8%, Ethereum by 5% and all other major coins had been under pressure following new information related to regulation. Last

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