Regulation

China is one of the most crypto and Bitcoin-hostile countries on earth. Back in 2017, the People’s Bank of China

According to Justin Sun, China is moving towards crypto legitimacy by imposing a tax on crypto transactions. The move signifies

Ruja Ignatova, aka the Crypto Queen, has resurfaced after more than five years in hiding. The OneCoin founder is linked

Huang Yiping, a former monetary policy member of the People’s Bank Of China (PBoC), has expressed concerns about China missing

Justin Sun, a Grenada diplomat, wants TRX, the native of Tron, a smart contracting platform he co-founded, adopted as legal

The Ministry of Justice in South Korea, through a Government Business Report released on Jan. 26, announced the primer of

Ruja Ignatova referred to herself as the Crypto Queen and she’s now back in the spotlight, at least sort of, when

NFT collector Robbie Acres has taken legal action against OpenSea NFT Marketplace for keeping his account locked following a scam.

In a recent interview with Fox News, Chad Pegram, Senior congressional correspondent, said cryptocurrencies are less regulated than other assets. 

On Jan. 28, Sam Bankman-Fried’s legal representatives filed paperwork to have a restriction lifted that currently prohibits the former CEO