Wed, December 18

The Bitcoin Tug-of-War: U.S. Loses Grip as Asia Tightens Hold

Glassnode, the famous crypto analytics firm, recently made a striking observation. Over the past year, a distinct divergence has cropped up in the Bitcoin supply change based on geographical regions. A clear divergence is visible in the year-over-year BTC supply change based on geographical regions. The extreme dominance of US

June 9, 2023 2 mins read

European Blockchain Sector Pushes To Avert Rules Affecting Smart Contracts

The European blockchain sector is preparing to make a last push to avert rules that would kill the smart contracts underlying the decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols that European authorities have been striving to introduce. Moreover, negotiations on the European Data Act, which aim to control data transferred between smart devices

May 8, 2023 2 mins read

Capital of Crypto Europe 2023 Depicted From Greenfield’s Report

This Wednesday, a European crypto investment company named Greenfield launched a report on the State of European Crypto. This report is the first edition based on crypto regulation of 2023 which would probably enhance the European ecosystem. By understanding the analysis with the learnings, Greenfield launched the report with respect

May 3, 2023 2 mins read

Member of European Parliament Advocates Ban on Crypto Amid Bank Crisis

In light of the present financial crisis, former Belgian Finance Minister and Member of the European Parliament Johan Van Overtveldt has advocated for a ban on cryptocurrency. According to Van Overtveldt, the digital asset business creates “no economic or social value.” These were made in a tweet by the ex-Belgian

March 18, 2023 1 min read

EU Members Back Bill Addressing Banks Capital Holding in Regards to Crypto

A plan to impose the most recent global bank capital regulations was approved Tuesday. By the European Parliament’s Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON). According to a Reuters report, the Legislators have also inserted measures addressing dangers associated with crypto assets. Moreover, the basic guidelines were devised by the

January 30, 2023 1 min read

Ripple CEO Says the SEC Lawsuit Will Be Resolved Soon

The US Securities and Exchange Commission filed a long-term action against Ripple in 2020. That contends the firm and its officials issued XRP cryptocurrency to investors without first registering it as a security. The series of hearings are already underway, and Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghuse has claimed that the disagreement

January 19, 2023 2 mins read

European Authorities Crackdown on Fraud Crypto Call Centers

Authorities in Europe have shut down a fraud network of call centers that preyed on people interested in investing significant sums of money in cryptocurrency scams. The facilities were located in Serbia, Bulgaria, Cyprus, and Germany. According to a news statement issued by Eurojust on Thursday, the network was responsible

January 15, 2023 1 min read

EU Reports: Italy and Albania lost €15 million in Crypto Scam

The European Union criminal justice agency Eurojust engaged with Albanian and Italian law enforcement authorities to prevent online cryptocurrency investment scams. Also, the government reported that investment fraud was carried out by criminal organizations based in these countries. Law enforcement officials have shuttered a website scam advertising phony cryptocurrency investment

December 23, 2022 1 min read

Apple Would Permit Third-Party App Stores to Access iOS

It’s been a long since tech giant Apple prevented installing alternative apps until they existed via their official App Store. However, upcoming new regulations by the European Union have prompted Apple to modify its services to let “third-party app stores” access iOS. The tech big shot’s software and services teams

December 14, 2022 2 mins read

EU Sets Cap on Cash Transactions Along With Crypto Payments

EU member states have issued new guidelines designed to restrict criminals’ access to cash and other decentralized payment systems like cryptocurrencies. On November 6th, the bloc agreed to allow cash transfers of up to €10,000 ($10,557). However, individual nations will have the option to lower the cap even more. When

December 11, 2022 1 min read