Author: CVJ.CH Content Partner BeInCrypto

Bitcoin is famous for being a disinflationary currency. Its total circulating supply is capped at 21 million and can’t be altered. But Why?

The SEC has delayed its decision regarding the pending Spot Bitcoin ETFs. while Grayscale’s victory fuels expectations for early approvals.

The EU is looking to push through three new bills that would restrict crypto users in their transactions, supporting the MiCA bill.

Nexo, one of the largest crypto lending platforms, has seen withdrawals worth over $200 million following a raid by Bulgarian authorities.

U.S. financial regulators have issued a joint statement warning banks of the risks associated with crypto-assets.

While audits to safeguard corporate health have long existed in the traditional financial world, the crypto sector still struggles to do so.

The United Kingdom plans to introduce a new reform for further stablecoin regulation to protect consumers from fraud and mismanagement.

Japan’s second largest bank, Sumitomo Bank, wants to launch its own soulbound token in an attempt to establish itself in the web3 sector.

In a recent Wall Street Journal report, the leading stablecoin issuer Tether is once again being accused of lacking sufficient liquidity.

In response to the FTX debacle, CFTC officials are urging Congress to grant them more authority over crypto market regulation in the US.

A recent survey on the topic of CBDC development in Africa gives insights into their evolution as well as regulators’ motivations & concerns.

In light of the recent FTX collapse, skepticism towards all centralized entities has rapidly ramped up – including Grayscale’s GBTC.

In response to the fall of competitor FTX, the largest crypto exchange Binance is revealing the full reserves of their customer deposits.

Recently, the major U.S. bank Goldman Sachs published that it will work with MCSI and CoinMetrics to create a new framework for digital assets.

Hong Kong has issued a statement to expand the scope of crypto regulation, which may be a testing ground for China’s future decisions.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has published two consultation papers that aim to protect retail investors from losses with crypto.