Dubai’s crypto regulator cracks down on unlicensed firms
Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority issued fines ranging from $13,600 to $27,200 to seven entities operating without licenses or breaching marketing regulations.
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Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority issued fines ranging from $13,600 to $27,200 to seven entities operating without licenses or breaching marketing regulations.
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