Crypto Biz: UAE’s regulatory structure draws crypto firms, Canaan’s revenue slumps, and more
The United Arab Emirates increasingly attracts Web3 companies to its jurisdictions, becoming the center of global crypto innovation. Go to Source
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The United Arab Emirates increasingly attracts Web3 companies to its jurisdictions, becoming the center of global crypto innovation. Go to Source
The approval followed a similar move by regulators in Singapore, where Paxos said its local entity would launch a U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin. Go to Source
The IOTA Ecosystem DLT Foundation is the first to receive approval from regulators in Abu Dhabi after its financial authority passed a new, related law earlier in the month. Go to Source
The license is pending operational approval and allows Crypto.com’s Dubai entity to offer exchange, broker-dealer, and lending and borrowing services. Go to Source
As the metaverse loses its appeal to some global tech leaders, MetaMinds Group CEO Sandra Helou argues that failures in metaverse initiatives resulted from a lack of proper business models. Go to Source
Saudi Arabia’s forthcoming regional development project, NEOM, has partnered with Animoca Brands to push Web3 in the region and a potential $50 million investment deal. Go to Source
Ras Al Khaimah, known for its rich cultural sites, is turning to the virtual assets sector to diversify its economy away from traditional avenues such as tourism. Go to Source
After two years of experiments, JPMorgan and the Bahraini bank will offer U.S. dollar payment settlement in several countries, with plans to expand to euro service as well. Go to Source
Binance said it will issue a series of airdrops worth up to $100 in BNB to users located in Morocco’s highly impacted Marrakech region. Go to Source
The kingdom is currently diversifying its economy away from oil and turning to new opportunities, such as gaming and Web3. Go to Source