US consumer finance watchdog sued for treating digital wallets like banks
The new December ruling from the US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau impacts payment apps and digital wallets offered by large non-bank companies. Go to Source
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The new December ruling from the US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau impacts payment apps and digital wallets offered by large non-bank companies. Go to Source
RWAs are set to transform finance, with stablecoins, tokenized products and regulatory shifts in the US paving the way for 2025 growth. Go to Source
Donald Trump’s inauguration is just a week away, but key crypto legislation may take a bit longer to come into effect, cautioned NYDIG. Go to Source
“If Washington D.C. can ruin something, it likely will. And it is certainly ruining the US Dollar,” said Senator Deevers after introducing the bill. Go to Source
The final regulation treats DeFi front-ends as brokers, demanding the disclosure of gross proceeds from sales of digital assets. Go to Source
Bitcoin bull Michael Saylor has pitched a US crypto framework, saying a strategic digital asset policy can strengthen the dollar and neutralize the country’s national debt. Go to Source
Donald Trump unveils an aggressive plan to slash 10 regulations for every new one, promising unprecedented deregulation to spur jobs, innovation, and economic growth. Regulation Overhaul: Trump’s Ambitious 10-for-1 Cut Strategy Explained U.S. President-elect Donald Trump is gearing up to initiate sweeping regulatory reforms across numerous industries, promising significant changes aimed at boosting economic growth. … Read more
“Hong Kong’s ‘one country, two systems’ framework lets it explore digital asset innovation more freely,” Ivan Ivanov told Cointelegraph. Go to Source
Rick Wurster, who will take the chief executive role next year, says he still has no plans to buy crypto but wants to support Schwab clients that do. Go to Source
The defendants will likely have to pay something along with “neither admit nor deny” type language, says Pantera’s chief legal officer Katrina Paglia. Go to Source