Regulation should be mindful not to stifle innovation, and the public sector could leverage some of the underlying technologies of crypto assets for their public policy objectives.
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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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