Policy
Craig Wright’s Satoshi Proofs ‘Not Credible’ and a ‘Farce,’ Hodlonaut Lawyers Say
Closing statements on behalf of the Twitter user targeted by Wright suggests the case could hinge on vagaries of Norwegian defamation law as much as the identity of Bitcoin’s founder.
Politicians, Not the Usual Bureaucrats, Take the Reins on Web3 in Japan
A handful of lawmakers are forming new policies, bypassing the usual lengthier route.
Australian Senator Proposes Crypto Bill Targeting China's Digital Yuan
The proposal lays out disclosure requirements for banks that could make China's central bank digital currency available for use in Australia, and seeks to set up licensing frameworks for stablecoin issuers.
Binance CEO Zhao Says EU's Proposed Crypto Rules Are Fantastic But Strict
Speaking at Binance Blockchain Week Paris, Changpeng Zhao also said the French city is probably "the financial hub for crypto" in Europe and a larger part of the world.
White House Crypto Mining Report Draws Praise From Advocates and Critics Alike
The report called on standards to limit the industry’s environmental footprint, or else limit the industry itself.
Reguladores internacionales intentan encontrar la manera de supervisar las finanzas descentralizadas
Los organismos de normalización quieren ocuparse del sector DeFi, pero no están seguros de cómo hacerlo.
Blockchain Australia Lands Former BlackRock Director as New CEO
Laura Mercurio also worked with Merrill Lynch and Deutsche Bank.
Una plataforma global de CBDCs podría reducir costos de pagos transfronterizos, según el FMI
El Fondo Monetario Internacional sigue siendo escéptico acerca de un sistema privado, pero está impulsando nuevas ideas sobre monedas digitales respaldadas por estados.
FASB Crypto Accounting Review Won’t Include NFTs, Certain Stablecoins: Report
The accounting standards body outlined its criteria for crypto assets that would be covered by a forthcoming rule regarding companies and their digital assets.
The End of the Texas Bitcoin Mining Gold Rush
The new era for mining in the state might look more like a slog than a boom – but it could also be better for the electric grid.
