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DeFi News
Speaking at the Singapore FinTech Festival, Singapore central bank chief Ravi Menon announces the launch of Project Orchid, a digital dollar project.
Michelle Lim
DeFi News
DeFi is here to stay, but regulations are still lacking. Jason Blick of EQIBank explores the challenges and how authorities can move forward.
Jason Blick
Regulation
The highly awaited report outlines recommendations for stablecoin regulation and asks regulatory bodies to combat risks until Congress introduces new laws.
Monika Ghosh
Regulatory News
The global AML watchdog provides clarifications on how crypto is to be regulated — and why DeFi could see more scrutiny.
Michelle Lim
Regulation
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is ready to be the “primary cop on the beat” for digital assets, CFTC acting chair Rostin Behnam said at his confirmation hearing on Wednesday. Fast facts As of Tuesday, “the total size of the digital asset market was US$2.7 trillion and among that $2.7 trillion, nearly 60% were commodities. […]
Monika Ghosh
Regulatory News
As Asia warms to crypto, cyber attacks are growing in sophistication, writes Shahnawaz Backer of F5. What can be done to thwart bad actors?
SlamX
Regulation
Recent developments indicate the government is looking to regulate the sector instead of quashing it, and industry experts remain optimistic.
Monika Ghosh
Regulation
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission chair Gary Gensler has reiterated over time that most stablecoins are securities and should, therefore, fall under the purview of the securities watchdog. Now, Gensler is one step closer to achieving his aim of regulating stablecoins. Fast facts The U.S. Treasury Department and other agencies are putting together a report […]
Monika Ghosh
Regulation
The Senate unveiled its most comprehensive look at blockchain regulation, hoping to transform the country into a global industry leader.
Lachlan Keller
Regulation
In a special Q&A, CEO Louis Liu describes the hoops FOMO Pay jumped through to win Singapore’s first crypto license and calls its regulator a ‘collaborator.’
Michelle Lim
