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China says cryptocurrencies and stablecoins have no legal status
China has drawn a bright red line under its long running campaign against private digital money, declaring that ...
China’s central bank has repeated its stance that digital assets hold no legal status in the country, issuing one of its toughest warnings since the 2021 ban ...
China’s latest crackdown is unfolding against a sharply divided global backdrop, one where the United States, under the Trump ...
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China confirms that all cryptocurrencies and stablecoins have no legal status
China’s central bank has reiterated its hardline stance against cryptocurrencies and stablecoins, declaring that all “virtual ...
China moves to tighten control over crypto payments and stablecoins as officials warn of rising financial risks and renewed trading activity.
Turkmenistan legalizes crypto mining and exchanges starting 2026, introducing strict rules for licensing, KYC, and advertising standards.
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) is pressing ahead with its ambitious plan to make the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) the country's only legal tender by 2030, a move that has ignited debate and raised eyebrows ...
The government of Bolivia wants to integrate crypto into the financial system to modernize the country's payments system and ...
Kampala, Uganda | PATRICIA AKANKWATSA | Uganda’s ambition to position itself as a regional hub for virtual assets took center stage at the Blockchain summit as top regulators, industry leaders and ...
The Securities and Exchange Commission's possible plan to grant crypto companies relief from regulation to sell "tokenised" stocks risks harming investors, a group of stock exchanges said in a letter ...
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