Dubai World Trade Centre to create new crypto hub and become regulator
Another government-backed project in Dubai aims to set up an attractive environment for the crypto industry.
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UAE issues first NFT stamps in the Middle East
The United Arab Emirates has adopted a favorable approach towards crypto. Now, its postal operator is issuing NFTs to commemorate National Day.
Dubai finance watchdog approves listing of Bitcoin fund
The DFSA is establishing itself as an innovative regulator for the region by focusing on fintech and innovative technology.
Dubai regulator announces new regulations for investment tokens
The UAE continues to be one of the most friendly jurisdictions worldwide for the digital asset industry.
Crypto traders fight in WBS Dubai for Amir Khan’s charity boxing match
The event saw friendly boxing matches between prominent Crypto Twitter entrepreneurs, with RookieXBT taking the WBC Crypto Champion belt.
UAE crypto exchange BitOasis raises $30M to expand in MENA
“Our aim is to build the largest and most trusted cryptocurrency platform in the region,” BitOasis CEO Ola Doudin said.
BitOasis crypto exchange to help Dubai Police spread fraud awareness
BitOasis has partnered with the Dubai Police Force to establish safety regulations around crypto investments in the region, according to the exchange’s CEO.
UAE regulators approve crypto trading in Dubai free zone
Dubai authorities continue driving more adoption to the cryptocurrency industry by pushing more regulatory approvals.
Russian Court Confirms Arrest Warrants for 3 Finiko Founders
Tatarstan’s highest court has rejected appeals against arrest warrants issued for three co-founders of the notorious Finiko crypto pyramid. The top representatives of the Ponzi scheme, accused of large-scale fraud…
Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, and South Africa to Trial Cross-Border Digital Currency Payments
The central banks of Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, and the Republic of South Africa have set out to test the use of state-issued digital currencies in cross-border payments. The trial, led…