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Regulations
UK Lawmakers Vote to Widen Authorities’ Powers in Seizing Crypto-Related Property
The amendment builds upon a bill in Parliament that allows the government to seize cryptocurrencies tied to crime.
Bitpanda's Local Unit Obtains German Crypto License
The Austrian crypto exchange can now offer custody and proprietary trading services to customers in the European country.
US Senators Ask Bank Regulators to 'Review' SoFi's Crypto Listings
"SoFi’s digital asset activities pose significant risks to both individual investors and safety and soundness," the lawmakers said.
Two Estonian Citizens Charged With Running a Series of Crypto Scams Totaling $575M
According to the Department of Justice, the two men used shell companies to launder the proceeds of their fraudulent schemes and buy luxury cars and real estate in Estonia.
US CFTC’s Behnam Will Testify at FTX Hearing in Senate
The chairman is the first witness listed so far by the Senate Agriculture Committee as it prepares a hearing on the FTX blowup.
Kenya Proposes Bill to Tax Crypto
Roughly 8.5% of the African country's population owns cryptocurrencies, according to a United Nations report.
UK May Need Digital Pound, Bank of England's Jon Cunliffe Says
The deputy governor said FTX's collapse highlights the need for more oversight of digital assets.
US Court Approves Deadline for Celsius Customers to File Proofs of Claim
Customers of the bankrupt crypto lender have until Jan. 3, 2023, to file proofs of claim, if Celsius’ scheduling of their claims as filed are incorrect.
Sorare, Under Pressure From France’s Gambling Regulator, Will Expand Free Access
Regulators and lawmakers are concerned about money laundering, child protection and gambling addicts
Ripple Seeks Crypto License in the Republic of Ireland: Report
Ripple has turned its attention to countries outside the U.S. due to its ongoing lawsuit with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
