As the digital
currency industry begins its recovery from the Christmas - time slump, bearish news emerges from Poland, suggesting that the central bank and top financial regulator are backing an...
Not exact matches
In late July 2013, the
industry group Committee for the Establishment of the Digital Asset Transfer Authority
began to form to set best practices and standards, to work with regulators and policymakers to adapt existing
currency requirements to digital
currency technology and business models and develop risk management standards.
While the 2014 position paper on virtual
currencies issued by the South African Reserve Bank seemed promising for the
industry, the South African government
began in July of 2017 to work with Bankymoon, a blockchain - based solutions provider, on creating a «balanced» approach to bitcoin regulation.
In mid-December 2017, the Korean Blockchain
Industry Association announced that it plans to «establish a set of specific ethical codes on the virtual
currency bourses, including insider trading and market manipulation» after the South Korean financial authorities
began considering cryptocurrency regulations.
As companies like CME
begin to offer futures options on the
currency, many are even banking on the idea that the
industry will pop soon.
As the
currency becomes more important, the insurance
industry is
beginning to play a role in protecting this
currency.