
US Senate Endorses Blockchain for National Security Testing
The US Senate Committee on Armed Services has instructed to investigate possible blockchain applications for supply chain management and other national security uses.

The US Senate Committee on Armed Services has instructed to investigate possible blockchain applications for supply chain management and other national security uses.

Local media state that the nation's FSC has granted a VASP license to Taiwan Mobile, the nation's second-largest telecommunications carrier.

Yang Chin-long stated that the central bank is more concerned with steady growth than rapid advancement and that the creation of a CBDC is not a competition.

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The EBA announced the expansion of Travel Rules rules to include crypto service providers and their intermediaries, a major step in strengthening AML procedures.

In its ongoing legal dispute with the banking regulator, US crypto firm Coinbase has persisted in requesting access to Gary Gensler's private correspondence.

In a crypto Ponzi case, an Illinois district court judge declared two lesser-known altcoins commodities, siding with the CFTC.

During its July 2-3 meeting, the Basel Committee decided on policies, including disclosing banks' exposure to crypto.

The MAS has granted full regulatory certification for Paxos International's blockchain and tokenization platform.

Through a partnership with a Turkish crypto company, Tether is expanding its footprint in the country and advancing industry knowledge.