Russia denies plans to ban Bitcoin purchases on foreign exchanges
The Russian authorities do not plan to ban citizens from buying cryptocurrencies on foreign exchanges. This was stated by Deputy Finance Minister Alexey Moiseev.Coverage of major events in the cryptocurrency industry.
Russia denies plans to ban Bitcoin purchases on foreign exchanges
The Russian authorities do not plan to ban citizens from buying cryptocurrencies on foreign exchanges. This was stated by Deputy Finance Minister Alexey Moiseev.
Millennium hedge fund tells staff to log personal crypto trades
The New York-based hedge fund Millennium Management has required its employees to disclose information about cryptocurrency trading, according to Financial News, citing sources familiar with the matter.
Mexican Stock Exchange Weighs Listing of Bitcoin Futures
Futures instruments based on cryptocurrencies. In an interview, the CEO of the platform, Jose-Oriol Bosch Par, said.
U.S. DOJ to Create ‘National Cryptocurrency Enforcement Group’
The U.S. Department of Justice will create 'National Cryptocurrency Enforcement Group' to bolster the agency's ability to fight financial markets that enable cybercriminals to thrive.
Senator Elizabeth Warren proposes studying the role of cryptocurrency in ransomware payments
Ransomware victims would be required to report to the DHS information about payments to criminals. The proposal is contained in the ransomware disclosures bill from Senator Elizabeth Warren and Representative Deborah Ross.
One of America’s largest banks announces launch of Bitcoin custody service
The fifth-largest bank in the United States by assets, U.S. Bank, plans to offer clients a custody service for cryptocurrencies.
Jerome Powell: The Fed has no plan to ban cryptocurrencies
The Federal Reserve does not plan to ban cryptocurrencies, but some digital assets must be brought under regulatory oversight. This was stated by Fed Chair Jerome Powell during testimony before the U.S. House of Representatives' Committee on Financial Services.
Fintech company co-founded by a PayPal co-founder will give clients access to cryptocurrencies
Affirm, the fintech company co-founded by PayPal co-founder Max Levchin, will allow customers to trade cryptocurrencies directly from savings accounts.
Coinbase to launch payroll-to-crypto service
In the coming weeks, Coinbase will launch a service to convert salaries into cryptocurrency. To this end, the American bitcoin exchange will work with leading players in the recruitment and payroll settlements sectors.
US Senators Urge Treasury to Study How Other Countries Regulate Crypto
The U.S. Treasury Department should study and report to Congress on how other countries regulate the cryptocurrency industry. The proposal is contained in a bill by Senators Maggie Hassan and Joni Ernst, Politico reports.
PBoC views cryptocurrencies as a threat to the traditional financial system
The rapid growth of cryptocurrencies and stablecoins threatens the traditional financial system, prompting the People's Bank of China (PBoC) to maintain a negative stance toward the class of digital assets. This was stated by Wen Xinxian, director of the regulator's Payments and Settlements Department.
Hong Kong crypto unicorn Amber Group weighs US direct listing
The Hong Kong financial services provider Amber Group is considering a direct listing in the United States. Co-founder and chief executive Michael Wu said the company could enter the public markets within the next two years.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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