Central banks playing catch-up in bid to influence stablecoin legislation
The European Central Bank and the Bank for International Settlements both say stablecoins pose a potential threat to financial stability.
The European Central Bank and the Bank for International Settlements both say stablecoins pose a potential threat to financial stability.
The SEC says the new proposal will give it greater regulatory oversight, allow it to better assess risk, and protect investors.
Once the crypto ATMs are up and running, Japanese traders will be able to convert and withdraw bitcoin, ether, bitcoin cash, and litecoin.
A new senate bill would see the CFTC regulate crypto instead of the SEC, amid a petition to oust Gary Gensler as chairman.
The Law Commission of England and Wales says crypto needs to be clearly defined in property law, helping investors claim losses from hacks.