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Brazil Authorities to Adapt Cross-Sector Regulations to React to Digital Transformation

14.6.2019
Brazilian regulators will create a cross-sector regulatory sandbox to respond to digital transformations powered by new technologies such as DLT

Mexican Crypto Exchange Makes 11th-hour Bid to Halt Regulations

12.6.2019
One of Mexico’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, Bitso, has made a last-minute plea to stop the central bank imposing tough new fintech regulations, urging it to go with "international"-style guidelines instead. As previously reported onCryptonews.com, Mexico’s central bank (known as Banxico)...

Crypto Advocacy Center Says Proposed UK AML Regulations Violate Privacy Rights

10.6.2019
Nonprofit crypto policy center Coin Center has urged Her Majesty’s Treasury not to over-broaden the scope of U.K.’s anti-money laundering/counter terrorism financing regulations

Examining Australia's Updated Regulations for ICOs and Crypto Trading

3.6.2019
Australian regulator has made yet another update to its guidelines for ICOs and cryptocurrency trading, which impacts industry advisers and miners

South Korean Gov’t Announces Second Study Group for Blockchain Regulations

22.5.2019
The South Korean government is running a second study on blockchain regulations, examining applications in logistics, healthcare, finance and energy

Japanese Parliament Moves New Crypto Regulations to the Upper House

21.5.2019
Japanese parliament passes new crypto regulations for consideration by the upper house

Crypto Struggle Continues in the US as Poloniex Decides to End Trading of Nine Coins Due to Regulations

18.5.2019
Cryptocurrency Exchange Poloniex announced on Friday that it would stop trading of nine cryptocurrencies, for US citizens. In a blog post on Medium, the exchange said that the decision is a result of certain regulations which prevent these tokens from serving in the US. In its official statement...

What Crypto Regulations Does Japan Want the G20 to Impose – and Why?

17.5.2019
Prime Minister of Japan Shinzo Abe. Source: Twitter, @JPN_PMO As we reach the midway point in what has already been one of the most tumultuous years yet for cryptocurrency enthusiasts, one thing is certain – the second half of 2019 is already shaping up to be every bit as eventful. Until recently...