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Crypto.com Secures FCA Approval for E-Money Institution Status

Crypto.com's recent FCA approval as an E-Money Institution marks a significant step in its global regulatory journey, allowing enhanced offerings in the UK market while maintaining a focus on compliance and customer protection.

Crypto.com Secures EMI Status from UK Regulator FCA

The EMI license empowers Crypto.com to introduce a range of UK-centric e-money offerings within the FCA's framework.

China is Reportedly Planning to Launch First Regulated NFT Marketplace

The new, regulated NFT platform will also allow the trading of copyrights related to digital assets.

Aptos Autumn is Here

Aptos Autumn is Here

This is step one in a long journey to create universal and fair access to decentralized applications for billions of people.

The EFF Calls Out OFAC, Ratifies Code Is Speech, Asks For Developers Protection

Does the OFAC not know that code is speech? Yesterday, we covered the EFF’s demands for clarity around the Tornado ...

Vitalik Buterin Claps Back At The ‘Ethereum Is A Security’ Argument

The ‘Ethereum is a security’ debate has been going on for a while now. With the move to proof of ...

‘Bitcoin Is Dead’ Google Searches Register 12-Month Peak – Is Bitcoin Really ‘Dead?’

Over the past 12 months, interest in Bitcoin - the world's premier crypto currency - has increased, with BTC recording ...

FCA-regulated Fasanara Capital raises $350M crypto and fintech VC fund

Venture capital continues to target crypto and fintech for funding, with Web3 emerging as a major trend in 2022.

FCA veteran becomes interim head of financial regulator's digital assets unit

Victoria McLoughlin will be responsible for supervising crypto firms based in the U.K. as well as supporting development of a regulatory framework in line with government policy.