cryptocurrency regulation

Just recently the European Central Bank (ECB) has yet again commented on the Facebook Libra project and now they are saying that “it’s too dangerous” and regulators need to improve the way they work.

This edition of Max’s Corner examines the much-discussed technological singularity and the role blockchain technology will play in bringing it about.

Just recently the outcome of the G20 summit in Osaka, Japan, has set in – cryptocurrencies are officially regulated by the G20. The G20 officials have agreed on applying the FATF guidelines to, mostly, cryptocurrency exchanges.

Many financial experts believe that the G20 summit, which recently ended in Osaka, Japan, should bring a multilateral decision on cryptocurrency regulation. The cryptocurrency market is proving that it is here to stay by growing almost +150% only this year.

Following June 9 G20 meeting in Fukuoka, Japan, the G20 finance ministers, and central bank governors filed a request with the Financial Stability Board (FSB) to monitor cryptoassets-associated risks.

This edition of Max’s Corner takes a look at the evolving regulatory parameters of the cryptocurrency industry.

This report is going to cut down the lack of information about cryptocurrencies. Find out comprehensive information about countries attitudes and regulations, tax politics, technologies, and mining.

The Central Bank Of Philippines has reportedly allowed three more crypto exchanges to start functioning in the country. With this addition, the total number of Bitcoin exchanges in this Pacific Ocean republic to 10.

Professional tech writer and blogger, Katrina Hatchett takes a look at key tax implications of dealing with cryptocurrencies.

The amendments to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Law and the Fund Settlement Act address virtual currencies and aim to intensify crypto trading restrictions.