Dubai calls on crypto firms to finalize applications by Nov. 17
Over 1,000 crypto firms will have to complete their applications by Nov. 17 to avoid regulatory consequences.
Over 1,000 crypto firms will have to complete their applications by Nov. 17 to avoid regulatory consequences.
The joint study aims to create the infrastructure for issuing regulatory-compliant stablecoins for improved cross-border settlement.
While Hong Kong and Singapore compete for the top spot, Dubai is already shaping the future of fintech and Web3, writes Mohammad Alblooshi, chief executive officer of the DIFC Innovation Hub.
The artificial intelligence service is designed to predict the depegging of stablecoins in 24-hours.
Proof Group is also part of the group that won the bid for bankrupt crypto lender Celsius.
Magic Eden Ethereum will be the first major marketplace to contractually obligate creator royalties.
Siu said this marks the crypto industry’s evolution from the FTX collapse and the Terra-Luna meltdown.
Hong Kong is charging ahead in its digital currency initiatives, but more must be done to address the e-HKD’s environmental impact and security concerns.
The US$5 million fund aims to help Vauld users who can’t withdraw their assets from the platform.