Crypto regulatory bodies are becoming more alert across the world. They are not only focused on creating a regulatory framework, but also on restricting unregistered applications to protect their citizens. South Korea banned several crypto exchanges from Apple and Google Stores that don’t have a license to operate in the
Cryptocurrency has become the talk of the town in the past few months. While prices have lost their peak, the same cannot be said for other sectors. For instance, the US spot ETF sector has shown a significant boom over the past few days. Several altcoins are anticipated to see
Nigeria’s SEC has planned to take legal action against crypto exchanges and investors. Those who fail to abide by their regulatory frameworks. Nairametrics, a local Nigerian media has reported that Dr. Emomotimi Agama, the SEC Director-General is emphasizing that the committee is determined to protect investors. Similarly, in July, the
The prominent OKX crypto exchange platform announced that it has launched its exchange services and Web3 wallet in the Netherlands. The platform made the statement on its X account on June 3, 2024. OKX currently renders services in over a hundred countries as stated in its website. OKX, formerly known
The Securities & Futures Commission of Hong Kong released the list of crypto exchanges that applied for trading licenses in the country. In the list, the Securities Regulator specified eleven exchanges that are deemed to be approved for licenses in the coming days. The list included leading exchanges Bullish, Crypto.com
South Korea is one of the major countries where the majority of people are involved in the cryptocurrency industry. Many countries around the world are working hard to regulate and reform the crypto space. South Korea announced its regulations on 578 cryptocurrencies last month. Overall, many country regulators are conducting
