Theme Regulation

While the ECB is preparing to launch a digital euro, bitcoin continues to grow. These two currencies are competing and you will make a choice.

Discover the recent progress in the framework of the Digital Euro project and the advancements of the rulebook development group.

Cryptocurrencies are not welcome in China. The Asian giant has been implementing a policy of repression and even banning activities related to these assets for years. This strategy is echoed by some Chinese legal experts. This suggests that China's hostility towards cryptocurrencies has a long way to go.

170 million users, $213 million in security... Explore in detail the 2023 balance sheet of the crypto exchange Binance.

Throughout 2023, the crypto market has significantly grown in Europe. Nearly a thousand crypto platforms have entered the European crypto market. This trend has been confirmed by the remarkable increase in the number of registrations obtained by these entities in recent months. It is expected to continue with the implementation of the MiCA standard.

In the crypto arena, a new showdown is emerging between Coinbase and Senator Elizabeth Warren. At the heart of the discord are accusations of collusion between Coinbase and former government officials, aiming to influence crypto regulation. Coinbase's response, both firm and categorical, marks a new chapter in the debate on ethics and legitimacy within the cryptocurrency sector.

The first domino of the Bull Run has officially fallen. American companies can now display their bitcoins at their fair value.

Senator Elizabeth Warren has introduced a bill that would impose heavy regulations on the crypto industry. While the bill aims to combat money laundering, it raises concerns about its potential impact on innovation and privacy.

For several years, cryptocurrencies have been experiencing a special growth that is reshaping the global financial ecosystem. This dynamic, which is in line with the times, was until recently largely hindered by the absence of regulation in the crypto sector. This situation posed risks of anarchy and led to certain catastrophic events in recent months. To address these concerns, the European Union (EU) has taken the lead by introducing its regulation on crypto-assets markets (MiCA). At a time when several analysts anticipate a bull run in the cryptocurrency market, many specialists believe that the MiCA law will be one of the catalysts for this momentum. Let us analyze this in light of the potential of unprecedented crypto regulation, soon to be fully operational.

The Ripple vs SEC trial could soon come to an end. The two parties have met to discuss the terms of a settlement.

Accused of promoting risky investments with Binance, Ronaldo finds himself the subject of a class action lawsuit. Details here!

Recently, the crypto platform Binance and the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) reached an agreement to abandon the investigations conducted against the company. Interestingly, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) did not participate in the agreement. According to some analysts, this stance is anything but innocent.

As the European Union is set to adopt its landmark law governing artificial intelligence (AI) systems, a group of 33 EU-based technology companies warns against excessive regulation that could hinder innovation.

A judge has allowed CZ, the former CEO of Binance, to reside in the UAE awaiting his sentence. A decision that will influence the future of crypto!

Switzerland is reportedly about to enact a law aimed at protecting its systemic banks against bank runs.

The Ripple vs. SEC trial is arguably one of the most crucial in crypto history. The reason is straightforward: it could have significant implications on the legal status and regulation of digital currencies. According to John Deaton, the $20 million settlement signifies a 99.9% victory for Ripple in its lawsuit against the SEC.

The year 2023 will be remembered as a tumultuous period for cryptocurrency investors. While the market faced challenges, such as the overall cryptocurrency market cap contraction, Ethereum's depreciation, and a decline in total value invested in decentralized finance (DeFi), it also witnessed significant progress. Among these advancements, notable developments include continued institutional adoption, a growing interest in layer 2 solutions, and, most importantly, significant changes in cryptocurrency regulation. This article will specifically explore the recent developments in cryptocurrency regulation within the EU and on a global scale. Let's take a closer look.

The crypto industry is rocked by a series of major departures at Binance, one of the key players in the sector. These resignations, including that of the head of Binance UK and the director of Binance France, reflect the turbulence the crypto company is currently facing. Let's delve into the behind-the-scenes of these departures.

The European Union marks a decisive step in the crypto sphere. In response to the rise of this sector, the EU is arming itself with new rules to ensure greater tax transparency. But what do these standards mean for crypto holders and the industry itself?

Binance, the leading cryptocurrency exchange platform, is currently facing massive capital outflows. These movements appear to be motivated by growing concerns about regulation.

Crypto regulation remains a subject that is both complex and controversial. The reason for this is that, at the current moment, there is still no clear and harmonized legal framework within the European Union. Indeed, the European Parliament has already adopted the MiCA crypto standard. However, some uncertainties persist. Hence the second consultation launched by ESMA, the European Securities and Markets Authority.

The crypto community continues to closely monitor the legal battle between Ripple and the SEC. The reason is simple: the outcome of this legal saga will be crucial for the cryptocurrency market. And precisely, some news could change the game definitively. At the very least, it hints at a victory for Ripple against the SEC.

With over 100 million users, Binance easily claims the title of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange. If CZ's exchange were to fall victim to the initiatives of U.S. regulators, others (Kraken, Coinbase, and the like) would melt away like snow in the sun. And apparently, the U.S. Department of Justice is preparing to launch an assault on this crypto behemoth with feet of clay.

In an environment where crypto regulation is tightening and legal battles are intensifying, Binance, the world's leading exchange platform, is facing challenges in several jurisdictions. We had the opportunity to interview David Prinçay, CEO of Binance France, to find out more about the current situation.

The European Union (EU) is currently preparing for the implementation of the MiCA crypto standards. This law aims to regulate stablecoins. Today, this regulation is sparking debates and concerns regarding its impact on the crypto market, especially on stablecoins.

In a matter of minutes, the image of Brad Garlinghouse standing in front of the SEC headquarters with Ripple's General Counsel, Stuart Alderoty, went viral within the crypto community. The photo appears to highlight the ongoing tensions between Ripple and the SEC.

In the vibrant financial hub of Mumbai, an announcement rings out, echoing like the dawn of a new era in the crypto universe. India's Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, has revealed that the Indian presidency of the G20 has initiated crucial discussions, aiming to establish a global regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies. But what does this move mean for the sector? And what role is India playing in this regulatory revolution?

The Binance liquidation scandal has taken another turn. US regulators, recently informed of the situation, may initiate an in-depth audit of the platform. A resounding event reminiscent of the beginnings of the FTX collapse.