The European Commission wants to make it easier for commercial lenders to hold stablecoins and tokenized assets, after lawmakers pushed to discourage crypto holdings as part of a wider banking reform. A leaked document seen by CoinDesk seeks to moderate the tough position taken by the European Parliament, which in January sought to anticipate global standards by saying banks should...
The European Union (EU) has introduced the world's first comprehensive regulation for issuing and trading crypto; the Markets in Crypto-Assets...
License)The framework aims to protect investors by increasing transparency and ensuring that issuers and service providers comply with anti-money laundering rules. They...
Mass crypto adoption is already taking place around the world, but not in the United States or Europe, nor does...
The European Union has given final approval to the first set of rules in the world designed to broadly regulate...
May 16 (Reuters) - European Union states on Tuesday gave the final nod to the world's first comprehensive set of...
A Commissioner of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is reportedly warning that the US risks lagging behind the...
The European Union plans to force crypto companies to give tax authorities details of their clients' holdings, according to a...
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Officials are optimistic finance ministers will formally agree on laws allowing the sharing of information on crypto and NFT holdings...
