News with the tag "Regulatory framework"

Pakistan is seriously considering the legalization of cryptocurrency, aiming to attract global investors and boost its economy. This potential move signals a significant shift in the nation’s approach to digital assets, reflecting a growing global trend. Driving Economic Growth Through Crypto The pr...

Over the past month and a half, the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) has started to move from its “aggressive” and “overreaching” crypto regulatory approach to a more welcoming one. Republican Commissioner Hester Peirce has shared some new insight on the US agency’s regulatory shift and the up...

According to a recent report by Dawn, Pakistan is set to establish a National Crypto Council to oversee digital asset regulation in the country. This decision marks a significant policy shift as Pakistan moves toward embracing cryptocurrencies, a stance that contrasts with its previous resistance. P...

The Republic of Kenya is currently making moves to create a legal framework for crypto operations. Interestingly, this rather exciting development comes shortly after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) recommended the East African nation overhaul its current crypto policy and align with global st...

While the government’s concerns are valid, industry stakeholders agree that a more measured approach could yield better outcomes.

As the 2024 election approaches, the interplay between political strategies and industry dynamics will continue to evolve.

EU regulators introduce standardized crypto-asset classification under MiCA with a new test and guidelines to ensure uniformity across the market as regulations begin to come into play.

The Hong Kong FSTB and HKMA outline plans for a new regulatory framework for stablecoin issuers following broad public support and stakeholder feedback.

BICCoN believes that a balanced approach can help resolve the current challenges, and empower Nigeria to create a supportive environment for the blockchain industry to thrive.

The changes encompassed several areas, including the ability of both external and domestic funds to invest in crypto tokens.