Tag: Crypto Regulation

  • Expectations for Crypto Regulation Increase after the FTX Fallout

    Expectations for Crypto Regulation Increase after the FTX Fallout

    After being valued at $32 billion only just a year ago, FTX filed for bankruptcy a few months ago, making it one of the biggest crypto companies to do so. The industry has been under pressure lately, with prices of digital assets retracing sharply from all-time highs. Add to that the fact that these businesses…

  • European Central Bank President Urges Approval Of New Board Crypto Regulation

    European Central Bank President Urges Approval Of New Board Crypto Regulation

    The geopolitical scenery in which we’re living today is showing more and more the strength and resilience of crypto compared to fiat. Crypto regulation becomes a necessity and more nations understand this. According to the latest reports, the vote on proposed crypto regulation for the European Union is being delayed just days after the head…

  • VAIOT Registers its Whitepaper in Malta in a World-First

    VAIOT Registers its Whitepaper in Malta in a World-First

    ​In a world-first, VAIOT has become the only firm to register its whitepaper with the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA). This achievement makes a path for its VAI Token offering under the Maltese regulatory process and advancing its attempts to digitize business processes worldwide. VAIOT​ is a developer of AI-powered digital services for both businesses…

  • The Japanese Cryptocurrency Exchange – DeCurret – Issues over $20 Million USD in shares

    The Japanese Cryptocurrency Exchange – DeCurret – Issues over $20 Million USD in shares

    In Japan DeCurret is a bit more than a crypto exchange. DeCurret multiple times created initiatives for Cryptocurrencies to be used as payment methods and to be used on day to day services and operations. The first approach from this Exchange was to use Crypto as payment for Japan’s huge Public Transportation system.   During…

  • EU Parliament votes for stricter control of cryptocurrencies

    EU Parliament votes for stricter control of cryptocurrencies

    On Friday, April 20th, 2018, the EU Parliament agreed on a proposal that stipulated tighter regulations on digital currencies. The aim of the agreement is to crack down on money laundering and the potential financing of terrorist activity. The vote was won by 574 votes to 13, demonstrating that the proposal was very favourable amongst…