The Next Hertz? Wirecard Files For Insolvency Following The Missing $2.1 Billion Fiasco
Wirecard, a company whose subsidiary issues Crypto.com’s MCO Visa card and TenX’s Visa Debit Card, has filed for insolvency. This
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Netherlands’ Central Bank Wants To Play A Vital Role In Europe’s Digital Currency
De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB), the central bank of the Netherlands, wants to play an essential role in the development and
EU Parliament Considering New Cryptocurrency Watchdog In Regard To Regulatory Hurdles
New regulations for cryptocurrencies are in the making in the EU. Lawmakers are considering creating a new regulatory body after
Amid BREXIT: UK Makes It Cheaper To Start A Cryptocurrency Business
As the country officially left the European Union (EU) on January 31st, 2020, the UK has also taken steps to
KYC/AML And Other Regulations: Are They Good or Bad For Bitcoin?
The cryptocurrency market has been known, at large, for the fact that there’s a lack of regulation in certain aspects.
Fidelity Digital Assets To Expand Its Cryptocurrency Services In Europe
One of the largest American financial services corporations, Fidelity, is preparing to enter the European market with a product orientated
Strict Regulations For Cryptocurrency Businesses In EU To Take Effect In January 2020
Cryptocurrency companies and services based in the EU have less than a month to adjust their business operations to comply
Rivaling Facebook’s Libra: EU Draft Suggests Creation Of A New Coin
The European Central Bank is reportedly considering to launch its public digital currency. This move may be regarded as a
EU to Propose Unified Cryptocurrency Regulations, Finance Commissioner Nominee Says
The nominee for the next Finance Commissioner of the European Union, Valdis Dombrovskis, said that he intends to propose a
EU Finance Ministers to Push For G20 Response on Facebook’s Libra
It appears that institutional attention towards Facebook’s Libra stablecoin is only growing. Reportedly, finance ministers of countries from the European