A controversial study published last week by the European Parliament appears to turn the rationale for landmark new European Union (EU) crypto laws on its head. The study, by a panel of academics, denied crypto should get special, lighter rules – arguing that they should be treated by default under a more heavy-handed regime designed for traditional stocks and bonds. Regulators...
Europe’s biggest Bitcoin (BTC) event in history is coming to Prague this week and will feature several notable figures who...
The European Union has officially enacted the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) bill, following its final approval by finance ministers. On...
Crypto assets should be treated as securities by default, and the autonomous organizations that govern decentralized finance (DeFi) should be...
In a bid to play catch up with technology companies and younger generations of consumers, central banks are finally starting...
The European Union prototyped how a digital euro would work, according to a report published in late May. The back-end...
Summary: SEPA (Single Euro Payments Area) transfers are a common method used by Europeans to deposit Euros into crypto exchanges for...
Investment firms in the European Union that offer crypto alongside more traditional products could be misleading their consumers into a...
FRANKFURT, May 25 (Reuters) - European Union authorities should curb leveraged bets on crypto assets by introducing limits for investment...
At the beginning of June, Prague will host the first edition of BTC Prague, the largest and most important event...
