Regulation

Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC Thailand) recently announced the launch of a Digital Asset Regulatory Sandbox, aimed at supporting the testing and development of services related to digital assets. This initiative provides a structured environment for businesses to explore innovative solutions within a regulated framework. The sandbox is designed to facilitate the integration of
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The potential addition of options features for Bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the US is creating a buzz in the market. Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart believes that these features might be included in the fourth quarter. However, there is a possibility that this offering could kick off as early as the third quarter,
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A new bill introduced in the Senate, spearheaded by Senator Catherine Cortez Masto and Senator Chuck Grassley, is set to enhance the investigative authority of the US Secret Service in addressing crimes involving cryptocurrency. The bipartisan effort aims to combat transnational cybercriminal activities, specifically focusing on unlicensed money-transmitting businesses, structured transactions, and fraud against financial
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The Bahamas Securities Commission has recently approved the Digital Assets and Registered Exchanges Act, 2024 (DARE 2024), signaling a significant move towards regulatory clarity in the digital assets industry. The Executive Director of the Securities Commission, Christina Rolle, emphasized that DARE 2024 sets a new standard for digital asset regulation, focusing on investor protection and
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Jonathan Mann, a renowned artist known for creating a song daily for over sixteen years, alongside conceptual artist Brian L. Frye, has taken legal action against the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The core issue at hand is whether Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) representing digital art, such as those produced by Mann and Frye, should
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China has played a significant role in the history of Bitcoin, especially in terms of mining and trading. In 2017, Chinese miners accounted for over 70% of the Bitcoin network’s hashrate, showcasing the country’s dominance in the industry. However, the government’s stance took a sharp turn later that year when it banned Initial Coin Offerings
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