In our “Regulation” section, we cover laws, policies, and regulatory decisions affecting cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies worldwide. Here you will find updates on government actions, compliance requirements, and legal frameworks shaping the crypto market. Read the “Regulation” section on ForkNews to stay informed about how regulation impacts the digital asset industry.
The International Anti-Money Laundering Task Force (FATF) plans to develop common rules regarding combating money laundering that all cryptocurrency exchanges around the world will have to adhere to. An unnamed Japanese government official said the group intends to hold talks on the issue starting June 24, according to Reuters.
Cryptocurrency traders in South Korea, and indeed around the world, can relax a little as South Korea has announced its intentions to regulate crypto exchanges in the same way it regulates commercial banks. Regulation will be carried out by the Korea Financial Intelligence Unit (KFIU) in cooperation with other local regulators.
A bright future, widespread use, saving the economies of many countries, getting rid of corruption and poverty - such bright prospects were unexpectedly voiced by Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Commissioner Rostin Behnam in his emotional report.
The Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand (SEC) has finally put an end to the long and colorful debate about cryptocurrency and its role in the country’s economy.
On Sunday, June 10, the price of cryptocurrency in the market fell sharply after it became known that the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) had initiated an audit of four major cryptocurrency exchanges.
Polish financial regulators have denied rumors of possible cryptocurrency crackdowns in the country. The Financial Supervisory Commission (KNF), the country's financial regulator, says there is no reason for cryptocurrency traders to panic.
Boston-based Circle has announced its ambitious plans to obtain all possible licenses from US regulators.
The IMF published an article entitled “Monetary Policy in the Digital Age,” in which Dong He, Deputy Director of the Monetary and Capital Markets Department, discusses whether traditional monetary policy can survive the decentralization of the banking system.
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