The hype is over and it is time to get serious. Long gone are the days when you can sell any content to your audience and they will take it in hook, line, and sinker. Today, the blockchain and crypto audience is smarter. That means you have to step up your game and improve your […]

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Binance Holdings Ltd, the world’s biggest centralized crypto exchange by trading volume, is in talks with authorities in Dubai over a license to operate in the Gulf city-state.

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The Biden Administration's executive order on crypto was surprising, and comprehensive.

Crypto.com gives week deadline for users in excluded countries to repay their loans and the decision came within a month of BlockFi’s $100 million penalties for the lending products so let’s read further in today’s latest cryptocurrency news. Many speculated that the regulatory clampdown will be the main reason behind the decision. Crypto.com gives week […]

Paxos continues to add to its licenses in various regions and is the first of its kind to be green-lit by both New York and Singapore

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New sports sponsorship deals by crypto companies increased by 1,100% between 2019 and 2021.

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With 8 of the 10 teams in the 2022 Formula 1 (F1) grid featuring at least one crypto sponsor, Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff believes that cryptocurrencies are part of modern technology that cannot be avoided. (Read More)

Using Crypto Tech to Promote Sanctions ComplianceBy Paul Grewal, Chief Legal OfficerCoinbase is committed to building a safe and responsible financial system that promotes...

Leading trading technology provider Mercury Digital Assets has unveiled its new BEACON OTC platform. The software is designed to provide several crypto markets – including ATMs and digital exchanges – with institutional services that will help them provide crypto derivatives and spot trading for customers. Mercury Digital Is a Leading OTC Provider Crypto has come...

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In response to the ongoing Vladimir-Putin-led Russian invasion of Ukraine, Singapore has announced that it will implement sanctions against the Russian Federation. In a press release made by Singapore’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, these sanctions and limitations are intended to limit Russia’s ability to wage war against Ukraine and weaken the country’s national sovereignty. To ensure this, Singapore will place sanctions on designated Russian banks, entities, and fund-raising activities. The financial measures also prohibit Singapore’s financial institutions from providing services that might assist Russia’s government in generating extra funds. These measures apply to all financial institutions in Singapore, including banks, finance companies, insurers, capital markets intermediaries, securities exchanges, and payment service providers. The press release said, “For a small state like Singapore, this is not a theoretical principle, but a dangerous precedent. This is why Singapore has strongly condemned Russia’s unprovoked attack on Ukraine.” Since the resolution of the United Nations Security Council to condemn Russia’s aggression against Ukraine was prevented due to Russia’s veto, this is the first time in decades that Singapore would be imposing financial measures on a foreign nation without support from the UNSC. Singapore Blocks Crypto Companies From Helping Russia In addition to blocking financial institutions in Singapore from providing services in Russia, digital payment token service providers are particularly forbidden from supporting transactions that might aid in the circumvention of these financial measures. As defined under the Payment Services Act 2019, cryptocurrencies are commonly referred to as digital payment tokens (DPTs) in Singapore. The sanctions on crypto providers are intended to prevent Russian businesses from using cryptocurrencies to circumvent financial restrictions placed on Russian banks. Russia is still being hammered by international sanctions. Major Russian banks have been barred from using the SWIFT international payments system, while billionaires and officials linked to Vladimir Putin have been subjected to travel restrictions and asset freezes. The central bank of Russia has also been denied access to its $630 billion in foreign reserves.

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BTC, ETH and equity markets saw a sharp sell-off after Russia bombed Europe's largest power plant

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