Australian regulator cancels Binance Australia Derivatives license
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) canceled the Binance Australia Derivatives license.
Australian regulator cancels Binance Australia Derivatives license
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) canceled the Binance Australia Derivatives license.
Analyst forecasts exodus of major crypto firms from the United States
Regulatory considerations in the United States will force local crypto firms to leave the country and establish headquarters in other jurisdictions. This was stated by former Goldman Sachs executive and macro-investor Raoul Pal.
European Regulators Clamp Down on ChatGPT
Against the backdrop of the ChatGPT ban in Italy, several European regulators are considering blocking the chatbot in their countries.
Japanese regulator warns Bybit over lack of licence
Bitcoin exchanges Bybit, Bitget, BitForex and MEXC operate in Japan without the required licences. This is stated in the FSA notice.
UK banks tighten rules for crypto firms, reports say
UK-based crypto firms have been having trouble accessing banking services. According to Bloomberg sources, banks have been denying applications, freezing accounts, and requesting more information about client transactions.
Opinion: Hong Kong Could Draw the Crypto Industry Away from the United States
Cryptocurrency companies could shift jurisdiction from the United States to Hong Kong amid tougher scrutiny from American regulators. The Wall Street Journal reported Kaiko chief Ambre Soubiran said.
Group accuses OpenAI of violating trade laws
A group focused on AI ethics has called on the U.S. Federal Trade Commission to investigate OpenAI.
Britain to tighten cryptocurrency regulation
The British authorities have unveiled a three-year “Economic Crime Plan,” which includes measures to strengthen countermeasures against the use of cryptocurrencies for criminal purposes.
Journalists reveal Coinbase plans to obtain a licence in Canada
Coinbase is in talks with Canadian regulators about obtaining a licence to continue operating in the country. CoinDesk reports, citing informed sources.
Court finds bZx DAO participants liable for protocol hack
bZx DAO is a general partnership under California law, so any participant in the organization bears liability for user losses resulting from the hack. This follows from the San Diego court ruling (California, USA).We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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