UK introduces new bill clarifying crypto as personal property
UK’s new bill recognises Bitcoin and other digital assets as personal property. Under the new law, crypto owners will enjoy greater legal protection. The UK...
Uniswap hit with CFTC order over illegal crypto derivatives trading
Uniswap hit with order by CFTC for illegal trading in digital asset derivatives The decentralized exchange will pay $175,000 in civil monetary penalty and is...
SEC charges fund adviser Galois Capital over crypto custody failures
The SEC has charged investment adviser Galois Capital with crypto custody violations, including holding of investor assets on FTX. Galois Capital has settled with the...
Donald Trump unveils plan to make USA the ‘crypto capital of the planet’
Donald Trump aims to make the US the “crypto capital of the planet” if elected. His sons’ World Liberty Financial may involve real-world assets and...
OpenSea gets Wells Notice from SEC
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has issued a Wells Notice to OpenSea, the largest NFT marketplace. OpenSea co-founder Devin Finzer says the NFT platform...
Argentina’s Ministry of Education adds Ethereum to high school curriculum
Buenos Aires high schools will start offering blockchain internships on August 27. ETH Kipu will train 500 students in Solidity and prepare 30 instructors. Argentina’s...
Judge denies Kraken motion to dismiss SEC lawsuit
US District Judge William H. Orrick has ruled that the US Securities and Exchange Commission has a plausible case against crypto exchange Kraken. According to...
El Salvador launches civil servants Bitcoin certification, collaborates with Argentina
El Salvador launches 160-hour Bitcoin certification for 80,000 civil servants. The program aims to enhance governance and build a Bitcoin-ready workforce. Argentina collaborates with El...
Russia’s largest search engine Yandex bans crypto ads
Yandex bans ads for crypto exchanges, smart contracts, mining, and ICOs in Russia. Ads for mining equipment, educational content, and legal advice are however exempted....