Key Takeaways India is inching towards a significant regulatory shift in the digital assets landscape…
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Blockchain And Crypto Policy And Regulation
The growing popularity of digital assets, commonly referred as cryptocurrency, has forced regulators across the globe to rethink their approach towards it. They are now looking to strike the right balance between investor protection and fostering technological innovation. However, the vast application and fundamental difference between crypto assets and traditional financial system makes it difficult for policymaker to bring in new laws. This is going to be daunting task for them.
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Russia officially legalizes Bitcoin and cryptocurrency mining with a new law signed by President Putin, marking a strategic shift in digital asset management. Explore how this change could affect global cryptocurrency markets and Russia’s economic strategies amid Western sanctions.
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BWA seeks to enhance collaboration among government entities, key industry stakeholders, and the burgeoning blockchain and crypto sectors, with the aim of advancing their growth and integration within the broader Indian economy.
This action arrives as leaders from the G7 nations are going to meet in Puglia, Italy, starting tomorrow.
This announcement comes just a day after the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act.
Despite bipartisan support, SEC Chair Gary Gensler warned that the bill might undermine existing securities laws and endanger both investors and the broader capital markets.