The SEC claims that the Winklevoss Bitcoin ETF proposal doesn’t do enough to prevent fraud and price manipulation in the crypto market.
Cryptocurrency enthusiasts, in Europe, will now be able to cash out their crypto coins for digital cards, thanks to a new partnership between Coinbase and London-based startup, WeGift.
The new RTGS systems aims at interlinking several blockchain firms to the central bank services.
The regulator also said that the evolution of the blockchain/crypto technology and regulatory development can happen side-by-side.
EY is boosting its focus on institutional investors courtesy of its acquisition of CAAT.
These partnerships aim at providing blockchain developers with an easy access to blockchain development tools to develop faster and quicker enterprise solutions.
A Chinese city has unveiled a $1.5 billion fund that is to be used to support blockchain innovations as well as projects.
The use of blockchain will help the telecom giants to improve their data transaction speeds by manifold times diving users uninterrupted roaming services.
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) will clarify regarding how the existing standards could be applied to the crypto market.
The SEC has received overwhelmingly positive comments from the public on the arrival of Bitcoin ETF and many industry experts also have offered their backing.