US Treasury plans to ask public if crypto-related regulations are ‘no longer fit for purpose’
The United States Department of the Treasury will be calling for comments from the public on digital assets, including ...
Read moreThe United States Department of the Treasury will be calling for comments from the public on digital assets, including ...
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Read moreEuropean Union lawmakers have removed a controversial paragraph that would have made all proof-of-work (PoW) based cryptocurrencies such as ...
Read moreGlobal regulators are “going full steam” on cryptocurrency regulation. “The current structure is no longer fit for the purpose ...
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