Category: Regulation
More pressure from regulators to banks: Ease up on crypto
December 7, 2020
The OCC is pressing banks to ease discrimination against cryptocurrency businesses. The notice could have big implications for banking crypto. While the purpose of...
Do you need a license to trade cryptocurrency?
November 23, 2020
The answer is: it depends on what kind of trading you’re engaged in. We take a closer look at what kind of trading activities...
3 big regulatory trends that will impact cryptocurrency in 2021
November 16, 2020
The cryptocurrency regulatory landscape continues to shift rapidly, and next year will show no signs of slowing down. Here are the 3 biggest trends...
3 risks your customers need to be aware of
October 26, 2020
Regulators are increasingly turning their focus to the crypto space, and consumer protection continues to be a major theme. What can businesses do to...
California’s Crypto Regulatory Framework Is Back In Play
September 21, 2020
A rider bill that recently passed in the California legislature suggests a stalled regulatory overhaul with big implications for cryptocurrency is once again in...
Why Banks Becoming Crypto Custodians Is Such A Big Story
August 3, 2020
By providing custodian services to consumers, traditional banks have officially entered the cryptocurrency market in a move with far-reaching implications. By now you’ve likely...
Is the U.S. too hard on cryptocurrency?
June 29, 2020
Are U.S. cryptocurrency regulations too strict? While critics say that the U.S. regulatory system is stacked against the crypto market, the truth is more...
Regulators Are Telling The Cryptocurrency Industry To Prioritize Consumer Protection. Here’s How.
March 2, 2020
Legislation being considered in California and New Jersey, as well as other regulatory signals around the U.S., are a reminder that businesses in the...
For Crypto, ‘No Action’ Can’t Last. Here’s Why.
January 28, 2020
Keeping up with changing regulations as a crypto business owner is a challenge, to say the least. An industry launched as an economical alternative...
