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Pakistan's central bank has reversed a 2018 prohibition that locked crypto firms out of the formal banking system, allowing licensed virtual asset service providers to open accounts for the first ...
Canada has formally moved to regulate stablecoin issuers, placing the Bank of Canada in charge of supervision under rules that will require full reserve backing, ban yield payments, and take ...
Crypto exchange Bybit added the Rwandan franc to its peer-to-peer platform on April 6, 2026, and the National Bank of Rwanda responded the same day, reminding residents that cryptocurrency transactions ...
Kazakhstan’s central bank has announced plans for a Kazakhstan crypto investment strategy worth up to $350 million, marking one of the country’s most notable moves into the digital asset sector. ...
The debate around the CLARITY Act intensified this week after U.S. lawmaker French Hill reiterated that the legislation is designed to provide clear regulatory rules for the cryptocurrency industry while ...
Pakistan's National Assembly approved the Virtual Assets Bill on March 4, 2026, establishing the country's first comprehensive regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies and digital assets. The legislation creates a specialized regulatory ...
The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady on Wednesday, pausing its rate-cutting cycle after three consecutive reductions as policymakers balanced moderating labor market conditions against inflation that remains above the ...
Abu Dhabi-based Universal Digital has become the first company to register a US dollar-backed stablecoin with the UAE Central Bank, launching USDU under the country's Foreign Payment Token framework. The ...
Pennsylvania-based mortgage lender Newrez announced January 16 it will begin accepting cryptocurrency holdings in mortgage applications starting February, becoming one of the first major US lenders to implement federal guidance ...
Two U.S. senators have reintroduced legislation that would prevent blockchain developers from being classified as money transmitters if they do not control user funds. The bipartisan Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act, ...