The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and other regulators have sought to use existing regulations to crack down on cryptocurrency companies to protect investors amid concerns about ongoing fraud and market manipulation in the more than $2 trillion global currency market.
JinseFinanceThe court's stance is that individuals have the right to own cryptocurrencies unless they are used for illegal purposes or acquired unlawfully.
BrianThe long-running legal spat between Ripple and the SEC and Ripple is drawing close after two years.
cryptopotatoA legal expert is weighing in on how the judge in the legal battle between U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Ripple Labs will likely proceed.
dailyhodl20% of the terrorist attacks have been crypto-financed: A senior UN official.
BeincryptoThe move will include issuing guidelines for NFTs and ICOs, expanding infrastructure and supporting CBDC research.
CointelegraphThe series of bills will help the government of El Salvador establish the legal and financial framework for the issuance of a $1 billion Bitcoin bond (Volcano Bond)
CointelegraphThe fund will provide legal defense for bitcoin developers and will include a team of volunteers and part-time lawyers.
CointelegraphSome jurisdictions are introducing digital assets as a tax option, while others impose high taxes on crypto gains.
CointelegraphLike DeFi in 2020, gaming is considered by many to be the next major growth play for the blockchain industry in 2022.
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