RAK DAO chief commercial officer Luc Froehlich told Cointelegraph that regulations require clarity, and a regulation-by-enforcement approach drives talent away.
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Judge axes class action claiming Iris Energy misled investors during IPO
Iris Energy went public in late 2021, raising $232 million from an IPO, but its stock price fell quickly not long after, along with the rest of the crypto market.
Bitcoin miner claims judge, prosecutor targeted firm with noise laws
Bitcoin mining firm NewRays alleges that Judge Allen Dodson and prosecuting attorney Phil Murphy selectively enforced noise legislation to target its business.
Ripple receives in-principle license approval in Dubai
Ripple has acquired in-principle financial services license approval from Dubai’s DFSA, moving closer to offering cross-border crypto payment services in the UAE.
European blockchain sandbox onboards 41 regulators in second cohort
The European Blockchain Sandbox Initiative expands with 41 regulators and authorities from 22 countries, boosting blockchain innovation and regulatory collaboration.
Bank of England and FCA launch Digital Securities Sandbox
The regulatory sandbox aims to strengthen the United Kingdom’s position as a global financial hub.
Gemini’s exit from Canada: What’s driving crypto exchanges out?
Gemini’s exit came just a few days after the Canadian Securities Administrators released an update to crypto trading firms about stablecoins.
Binance ‘fully available’ in Argentina after VASP registration
Binance becomes fully operational in Argentina after securing registration with the country’s securities regulator.
Kamala Harris knows crypto voters are up for grabs: New polls confirm
New polling suggests crypto voters could have a meaningful impact on the outcome of the election, and they’re still divided on who to vote for.
UK crypto ATM operator pleads guilty to fraud, money laundering charges
Olumide Osunkoy faces prosecution on multiple charges related to the operation of crypto ATMs across the UK. He could spend up to 26 years in jail if convicted of all charges.