Swiss regulator FINMA has announced a new proposal for cryptocurrency that will reduce the limit for unidentifiable transactions to 1,000 Swiss Francs.
Belgium's Financial Services and Markets Authority (FSMA) chairman told lawmakers that the country must regulate cryptocurrency in order to protect investors and dissuade illegal activity.
Kozo Yamamoto, a senior lawmaker from Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party, has called for the development of a digital yen within “two-to-three years” to counter the digital currency initiatives ...
Ukraine's Ministry and Committee of Digital Transformation has announced forward-thinking policy on virtual assets and crypto mining, including pulling back on government oversight.
Chinese authorities have become shutting down bitcoin mining farms in an effort to contain the spread of the coronavirus epidemic.
Authorities in Japan have convicted a 32-year-old website designer for embedding a cryptojacking script onto his website without warning the victims he would be using their machines to mine cryptocurrency.
Ugandan politicians are advancing a proposal to tackle the rise of Ponzi schemes in the country, including addressing the role of cryptocurrency in the scams.
The leaders of six major central banks are reportedly considering holding a meeting in mid-April in Washington to discuss joint research on digital currencies.
Merchants in Venezuela are calling the state's Petro coin a scam, claiming that hyperinflation has led to the currency being devalued upon liquidation.
The Bank of Lithuania is exploring digital currencies and weighing the cost-benefit of shifting their financial system.
