AML and KYC: A catalyst for mainstream crypto adoption
One of the quickest ways to ensure crypto’s mainstream adoption is by working with the regulators, which includes implementing effective and investor-centric KYC and AML tools.
Russia plans to roll out digital ruble across all banks in 2024
Bank of Russia started CBDC testing in 2022 and expects to implement an official banking rollout in the year of presidential elections in 2024.
South Korea’s financial watchdog wants to ‘quickly’ review crypto legislation: Report
The FSC will reportedly “make institutional supplements that will take a balanced approach to blockchain development, investor protection and market stability” on bills proposed.
Web3 helps Taiwan secure information against cyberattacks
In an effort against Chinese cyberattacks, Taiwan employs Web3 technology for decentralized file sharing post-Pelosi visit.
US Treasury sanctions USDC and ETH addresses connected to Tornado Cash
The protocol was at the center of some recent hacks and exploits in decentralized finance, including the alleged theft of $455 million by the North Korea-affiliated Lazarus Group.
US ethics advisory on federal employee’s crypto has basis in legislation
The Office of Government Ethics reminded federal agency ethics officers of current law and extended its interpretation of the law to mutual funds.
US lawmakers request crypto firms provide info on diversity and inclusion
“There is a concerning lack of publicly available data to effectively evaluate the diversity among America’s largest digital assets companies,” said the letter.
Blockchain.com wins registration next to parent firm on the Cayman Islands
Blockchain.com is working to seek registrations in countries like Italy, France, Spain, The Netherlands and cities like Dubai.
Blockchain.com wins registration next to parent firm on the Cayman Islands
Blockchain.com is working to seek registrations in countries like Italy, France, Spain, The Netherlands and cities like Dubai.
Israel puts the brakes on cash to spur digital payments
It’s believed that Israel will neither be the first nor last country to impose such measures.
