India to Explore Crypto Tokens in Upcoming Native Web Browser
Indian citizens may be able to digitally sign documents using crypto tokens.
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Latest firstUK Strengthens Crypto Crime Unit Amid Escalating Crypto Offenses
The NCA of the UK plans to increase the size of its investigation team for digital assets by adding four senior investigators to its Complex Financial Crime Team.
US SEC Accused HEX Founder for Offering Unregistered Securities
Richard Schueler is being sued by the SEC for allegedly offering three tokens without first registering them.
Singapore High Court Officially Classifies Crypto as Property
Singapore's High Court declared cryptocurrency to be a type of "property" that can be held in trust.
Hashflow Vows to Compensate Users After $600K Exploit
For the purpose of regaining any money lost due to a contract approval vulnerability, the trading platform has supplied recovery instructions.
A simple explanation of Security Token
You must have come across the word “token” a lot of time. Tokens are a particular type of value-based entity that can either represent a security or a utility.
Vietnam Court Sets Precedent: Life in Prison for Perpetrators of $1.5M Crypto Theft
The alleged kidnapping of a person and theft of $1.5 worth of bitcoin was carried out by two former police officers and 14 more Vietnamese.
U.S. Congress Unveils New Framework to Regulate Stablecoins
The House of Representatives document repository has been updated with a new draught bill proposing a framework for stablecoins in the United States. The first notable cryptocurrency legislation of 2023 is the stablecoin bill.
Arizona Governor Vetoes Bitcoin Mining Tax Cut Bill
The veto power of Arizona's governor was used to defeat legislation that would have generally barred local governments from taxing individuals and businesses who run blockchain nodes.
Paxos Announces Exit From Canada Citing Regulatory Ambiguity
The Canadian market will no longer be served by the fintech startup Paxos.