British MP Lisa Cameron is ‘not invested personally’ in crypto but advocates for regulation
“I’m an advocate for getting regulation in place that makes the most of the potential of the sector whilst protecting consumers,” said the MP.
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What the Gensler hearing means for US crypto regulation and policy
Gensler was reluctant to go into details and faced symbolical pressure rather than genuine attempts to interrogate, leaving the crypto industry without any new clarity.
Liechtenstein adapts blockchain laws to developing crypto landscape
Future regulation is intended to ensure uniform regulation for all European countries and covered participants.
Belgian crypto platform Bit4You suspends operations after CoinLoan halts activity
Bit4You suspended operations on April 26 amid CoinLoan insolvency investigation by Estonian regulators.
Utah DAO Act: How the law was made and what it means for decentralized business
How the Utah DAO Act went from an idea to a piece of legislation — and the challenges along the way.
EU data watchdog warns of ‘hell on Earth’ scenario for US AI companies
Europe's Data Protection Supervisor predicts trouble abroad and at home for U.S. AI companies that run afoul of GDPR.
Draft bill suggests separating legislation on payment stablecoins and digital asset markets
The draft bill no longer included aspects of an earlier version that included legislation of custodial service providers and algorithmic stablecoins, as well as a CBDC study.
OpenAI’s CTO says government regulators should be ‘very involved’ in regulating AI
The executive recently sounded off about government regulators, the “pause” letter, and how close the company is to reaching artificial general intelligence.
Chinese city public servants to receive digital RMB salaries from May
Civil servants including public service personnel, public institution personnel and personnel of state-owned units at all levels in the city will be compensated in digital RMB payment.
Peer-to-peer crypto exchanges struggle to navigate shifting legal landscape
Two major P2P platforms announced their closure in the first quarter of 2023. Many blame it on growing regulatory scrutiny, but experts call for better alternatives.
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