Reversal of digital asset debanking picks up pace in the US
Following Trump's stance to undo the debanking of the digital asset space, a Senate bill was proposed to commit to
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Ohio bares tax bill; South Dakota pulls plug on BTC reserve
Ohio is looking to prohibit taxes on digital assets used as payments; meanwhile, South Dakota defers a BTC reserve bill
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UK’s CBDC advances with creation of sandbox-like laboratory
In its CBDC progress update, the Bank of England announced the creation of a Digital Pound Lab, which works similar
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S. Korea imposes sanctions on N. Korean digital asset hackers
South Korea is imposing sanctions against 15 North Korean IT organization members and the Chosun Geumjeong Economic Information Technology Exchange
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Ukraine counters Russia’s cross-border digital assets use
Ukraine recently announced "sanctions and other solutions" to prevent Russia from using digital assets for international payments. The post Ukraine
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Bank of England examines privacy enhancing technologies for CBDC
With the growing interest in CBDCs, the Bank of England released a paper in collaboration with the MIT Digital Currency
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Iran opts for digital asset regulation than restrictions
Riding the wave of 'crypto' popularity in the U.S. following Trump's presidential win, Iran is looking to regulate digital assets
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Bank of England Governor supports wholesale and retail CBDCs
At the Group of Thirty's 39th Annual International Banking Seminar, BoE Governor Andrew Bailey emphasized the need to modernize payment
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Pennsylvania passes bipartisan digital asset bill
Pennsylvania's Bitcoin Rights Bill passed with overwhelming support in a 176-26 vote that could also set a crucial precedent for
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EU watchdog backs MiCA amendments; Ireland drafts AML rules
The EU doubles down on its money laundering countermeasures with changes to its landmark MiCA regulations, while Ireland is making
