Trump’s presidency could bring SEC reform and pro-crypto regulations
A Trump administration may lead to a less restrictive SEC Chair and more transparent crypto regulations. Go to Source
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A Trump administration may lead to a less restrictive SEC Chair and more transparent crypto regulations. Go to Source
Crypto investors are calling for a Trump victory due to the infamous “inverse Cramer” effect following the popular television host’s Monday predictions of a Harris victory. Go to Source
Developing crypto regulations, along with a political shift toward cryptocurrencies, is a “very positive direction” for the industry, according to Changpeng Zhao. Go to Source
The CySEC has warned crypto asset service providers of coming changes as the continent braces for MiCA. Go to Source
Ireland’s finance minister wants to act quickly before the EU enacts strict Anti-Money Laundering legislation. Go to Source
More regulatory-compliant stablecoins like RLUSD could benefit mainstream crypto adoption worldwide. Go to Source
Since 2019, US regulators have collected a total of $31.92 billion in settlements against 25 crypto companies. Go to Source
Cumberland allegedly had $2 billion worth of unregistered crypto dealing since 2018. Go to Source
South Korea’s Financial Services Commission plans to consult with other jurisdictions, such as Japan and the European Union, on stablecoin rules. Go to Source
The Taiwanese FSC has released new Anti-Money Laundering laws that will completely replace its current regulations and require the full compliance of VASPs. Go to Source