Enforcement and adoption: What do UK’s recent regulatory aims for crypto mean?
British regulators intend to amplify the enforcement of crypto and make stablecoins a payment method.
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British regulators intend to amplify the enforcement of crypto and make stablecoins a payment method.
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Fed nominee Michael Barr said that the government agency potentially releasing a central bank digital currency was an issue that required “a lot more thought and study."
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"We’re not trying to grow really significantly, but resources to grow at least six percent to grow our enforcement arm in this space," said Gary Gensler.
Bank of France Governor François Villeroy de Galhau reportedly said that the recent crypto market volatility had been a “wake-up call” for global regulators.
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Keaghan Ames worked at Credit Suisse for more than two years as vice president and head of U.S. regulatory policy, which included advising executives on digital assets regulation.