Policy and Regulation
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Yesterday we wrote that the likely head of the US Treasury in Biden's team, Janet Yellen, has a negative attitude towards cryptocurrency. Today it became known that everything is not so bad
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Senator Mike Flood thinks that the approval of the relevant bill will make Nebraska a center for financial technology
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Gibraltar authorities plan to change rules regarding cryptocurrency and blockchain
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Biden assigned the roles of his protégés in government positions. Gary Gensler will be the head of the SEC
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The International Monetary Fund Reminded That Only Forty Countries Are Allowed To Develop Digital Currencies
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British financier Neil Liversidge has filed a petition to ban cryptocurrencies in the UK. In his opinion, this is completely fraudulent. We need to destroy it
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FinCEN's new regulatory policy may be considered by the cryptosphere for an additional 15 days. Said in a press release dated December 14
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Japan's chief regulator FSA commented on Ripple's status for the first time. It's a cryptocurrency, not a security
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The Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) may spark increased interest in confidential coins.
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The acting SEC director who filed a lawsuit against Ripple Labs will step down in January. This is stated in a press release published by the SEC