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Barbados opens first metaverse embassy in Decentraland; crypto law to be submitted in India soon; RBA doubts appeal of DeFi for most users; books on cr…
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Poll on crypto usage (US); Spanish banks asked to publish 3-year crypto plan; SEC rejects bitcoin spot ETF rule change; Kazakhstan tries to reconcile c…
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Crypto an Glass-Steagall, Infrastructure Bill passes, Korea won’t regulate NFTs, Huobi moves spot TXs to Gibraltar, Swedish body wants EU ban on energy…
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FATF publishes update on crypto/DeFi; BIS thinks crypto can re-focus attention on financial inclusion; US Presidential WG publishes stablecoin report; …
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Nigeria launches CBDC, Australian Senate proposes DAO legal entity, DeFi protocol founder sues SEC, CFTC investigates DeFi prediction market, WorldCoin…
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US dominates bitcoin mining; France tests blockchain-bonds; antitrust + blockchain event; Bank of England speech on stablecoins; bitcoin is owned by th…
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US on stablecoins, Bloomberg on Tether (and why do traders use it?), financialisation of NFTs, what is decentralisation in DeFi, EU report on blockchai…
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The IMF warns against crypto-ization, Japanese crypto-investors failed to pay millions of taxes, Germany implements strict FATF travel rules, SEC subpo…
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China’s crypto crackdown – the sequel; radical right uses crypto funding; BIS on multi-CBDC prototype; who holds private key to El Salvador's BTC stash?
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Regulators still hold much sway over crypto markets. Financial institutions object to BIS draft rules on capital reserves for crypto. And NFT insider t…
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Ukraine's crypto law; the very public Coinbase - SEC spat; both BIS and ESMA talk about DeFi; Honduras and Guatemala looking into CBDCs; Australian cen…
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US SEC's first DeFi investigation; WEF on crypto regulation; El Salvador’s controversial BitcoinLaw enters into force; UK FCA head not a fan of Kardash…
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