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Regulation
Colorado Lawmakers Seek Exploration of Blockchain Use in Agriculture
Lawmakers in the U.S. state of Colorado are eyeing a role for blockchain technology in the agricultural industry.
Australian Government to Help Fund Trade Mission to CoinDesk Consensus
Australia’s government has committed AU$100,000 to support blockchain firms joining Austrade's mission to CoinDesk Consensus in May.
When Bakkt? Bitcoin Futures Market's Approval Appears Stuck in Limbo
More than six months since ICE revealed its vision for Bakkt, the bitcoin futures market is still awaiting regulatory approval.
Riot Blockchain to Launch Regulated Crypto Exchange in the US
Riot Blockchain is planning to launch a regulated exchange in the U.S. to offer crypto banking and trading services.
SEC's Valerie Szczepanik at SXSW: Crypto 'Spring' Is Going to Come
The SEC's crypto czar spoke at SXSW, advising blockchain entrepreneurs to engage with regulators early and often.
Canada Proposes Regulatory Framework for Cryptocurrency Exchanges
Canadian financial regulatory authorities have called for public comment on rules for cryptocurrency exchanges in the country.
Cryptocurrencies Pose Risks to Banks, Warns Basel Committee
The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has warned that the growth of cryptocurrencies poses a number of risks to banks.
Thailand's Securities Watchdog Approves Country's First ICO Portal
The Thai Securities and Exchange Commission has given the green light to the country's first portal for scrutinized token sales.
US Treasury Sanctions Russian Bank Over Links to Venezuela’s Petro
The U.S. Department of the Treasury has sanctioned a Moscow-based bank over its role in financing Venezuela’s controversial petro token.
Don’t Count on Decentralization to Rule Crypto Out as Security: VanEck Exec
VanEck's Gabor Gurbacs has questioned whether being "sufficiently decentralized" means a crypto is not a security, as suggested by SEC execs.
