While the G20 leaders put their heads together to plan their next
move on cryptocurrency regulations, the crypto market is turning hopeful that something positive is in store for cryptos.
Not exact matches
Robert Sluymer, Fundstrat Global Advisors, discusses the technical
moves in ethereum and bitcoin following a potential crackdown
on regulations for
cryptocurrencies.
Moving forward, the CrypoTwits Team will continue to keep a close eye
on what's happening with regard to the
regulation of the
cryptocurrency sector.
The news renewed concerns that India was
moving to impose an outright ban
on cryptocurrencies, though a panel formed last year to study potential
regulations has yet to release its findings or any proposals.
ECB Has Not Imposed
Regulation On Cryptocurrencies As They Are Not Considered Risky As Of Yet At a time when Bitcoin is breaking barriers with its boomerang price moves, regulators around the globe are tightening their scrutiny on this dynamic crypto for
On Cryptocurrencies As They Are Not Considered Risky As Of Yet At a time when Bitcoin is breaking barriers with its boomerang price
moves, regulators around the globe are tightening their scrutiny
on this dynamic crypto for
on this dynamic crypto form.
Speaking at the Deconomy Conference 2018
on April 3 and 4, the heads of various South Korean
cryptocurrency exchanges came together to discuss the rise of the «cryptoeconomy» in the country, and how they see it
moving further keeping regarding
regulations and other concerns.
Building
on the hugely successful Disrupt San Francisco 2017 event, which included discussions
on blockchain startups,
cryptocurrency and ICOs with guests such as Ethereum creator Vitalik Buterin, we're delighted to host TC Sessions: Blockchain
on July 6 in Zug, the city in Switzerland known as «Crypto Valley» because of the numerous blockchain companies that have
moved there to capitalize
on Zug's openness to blockchain experiments and forward - thinking approach to
regulation.
Such a
move, if true, may further tighten the
regulation in China regarding
cryptocurrency activities, as by aiming at major exchanges, it may put restrictions
on how bitcoin and ether can be traded for traditional currency in the country.
In the US, the SEC has been
moving forward with
regulations on cryptocurrency initial coin offerings (ICOs).
The
move follows a recent royal decree that, if passed into law, will see Thailand impose
regulations on ICOs and
cryptocurrency trading.
This latest
move by the FSC to look into bank accounts of
cryptocurrency exchanges might be a part of the new crypto
regulation in Korea, and this could have a dire effect
on the
cryptocurrency market in general because one of the significant strengths of bitcoin is in its decentralized nature and near anonymity in financial transactions.