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Regulation
Users of Hong Kong Crypto Exchange Coinsuper Say They Cannot Withdraw Funds
Crypto exchange regulation is central to Hong Kong’s regime, which is still under development.

NYDFS Hires New Deputy Superintendent of Virtual Currency
Peter Marton will join the regulator’s research and innovation group, with a special focus on digital currencies and blockchain.

CoinFund Exec. on 2022 Outlook, Metaverse and More
CoinFund Head of Liquid Investments and Managing Partner Seth Ginns discusses the current state of the crypto market by highlighting the impact of the Omicron variant and other macro factors. Plus, he shares his regulatory outlook for 2022 as growing bipartisan support for cryptocurrency becomes apparent and why CoinFund is helping fund the Metaversal project.

UK’s Advertising Regulator Bans 2 Crypto.com Ads
The ads were deemed to be “misleading” and “irresponsible.”

European Markets Regulator Seeks Feedback on Regulation of Tokenized Securities
ESMA wants to explore whether existing regulatory standards need to be amended.

Half a Dozen of India’s Crypto Exchanges Searched After Alleged Rupee 700M Tax Evasion Detected: Sources
The sources said the searches were initiated after a Mumbai tax authority recovered funds from crypto exchange WazirX.

SEC Chairman Gary Gensler Hires Senate Banking Aide to Advise on Crypto Policy
Corey Frayer spent a decade working as an adviser to members of Congress before serving as a senior staffer on the Senate Banking Committee for Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio).

SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce Says Washington Doesn’t Need a New Crypto Regulator
Known affectionately as “Crypto Mom” for her support of the industry, Peirce also warned on CoinDesk TV that the SEC might soon turn its eye towards NFTs.

Binance to Continue Operating in Ontario After Cooperating With Canadian Regulators
The crypto exchange originally told its users in Canada’s most populous province they would need to close their accounts by Dec. 31.
