Law Decoded, July 4–11: Access denied for crypto-owning policymakers
An advisory notice from the United States Office of Government Ethics intends to leave the hodlers out of decision-making on crypto.
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An advisory notice from the United States Office of Government Ethics intends to leave the hodlers out of decision-making on crypto.
Some Chinese bank clients, whose accounts were frozen in April, were injured while staging a protest at the Zhengzhou branch offices of the country’s central bank. Reports from local media…
A potent combination of CPI figures and more make for a problematic week as Bitcoin price struggles.
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With China out of the competition, the US picked up the slack to become the highest BTC hash rate contributor — representing 37.84% of the total mining power by Jan…
As the search for an elusive Bitcoin bottom continues, at least one United States miner was forced to liquidate a portion of its holdings in June.
Tether USDT stablecoin cannot be used for salary payments, a Chinese court ruled, citing the country’s blanket ban on all types of crypto transactions.
Huobi’s subsidiary, HBIT, has received a license from the US Financial Crimes Enforcement Bureau’s (FinCEN) Money Services Business Registration (MSB). This will help the cryptocurrency exchange to conduct digital currency-related…
Sequoia Capital’s Chinese subsidiary will reportedly secure $9 billion for four new funds. Those will be distributed towards supporting fintech and cryptocurrency startups in China. According to a coverage by…
Chinese tech giants join the state-backed efforts in regulating the digital collectibles by voicing support for the “self-discipline initiative” that ensures identity checks on users, adheres to the country’s ban…