Regulations and exchange delistings put future of private cryptocurrencies in doubt
At a time when privacy tools and coins have become the primary target of regulators around the world, the future of privacy-focused coins looks obsolete.
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At a time when privacy tools and coins have become the primary target of regulators around the world, the future of privacy-focused coins looks obsolete.
For the past few weeks, the crypto market has been in a tailspin. While other investors may have given up on BTC, its ardent supporters continue to extol its virtues.
Meltem Demirors sat down with Cointelegraph to express why the industry needs to focus on privacy and freedom when it comes to regulations.
The executive power and the ruling party in South Korea have urged the cryptocurrency industry for what officials describe as voluntary regulatory measures, a Korean media report revealed. The call…
Despite crypto winter, the conference drew in 17,000 people to discuss the crypto regulatory landscape, Web3 development and the future of digital assets.
Chinese mining chip designer Nano Labs has applied for an initial public offering (IPO) in the United States to raise $50 million on Nasdaq amid sluggish market conditions.
A researcher from the University of Nicosia elaborates on key controversies of decentralized finance.
The tiny country introduced its digital residency program at the beginning of the year in hopes that it will help retain the youthful population and attract business and industry.
Like with any kind of property, law enforcement has the right to sell your coins and spend the money.
The government of Kazakhstan has collected $1.5 million from crypto miners in the first quarter of this year, official data shows. The money comes from a fee charged on the…