Taiwan establishes association to help crypto firms self regulate
The association was formed after the country’s Justice Ministry proposed AML amendments for crypto firms that could result in penalties, including up to two years in prison.
The association was formed after the country’s Justice Ministry proposed AML amendments for crypto firms that could result in penalties, including up to two years in prison.
Original source
Read on CointelegraphRelated market context
Kalshi co-founder Luana Lopes Lara becomes self-made billionaire
Kalshi's rise highlights the growing institutional interest in regulated prediction markets, potentially reshaping financial tradi...
Liberland fires tech sec for seizing blockchain and blocking president’s vote
Justin Sun’s made-up micronation Liberland has fired its secretary of technology after he allegedly blocked President Vít Jedlička...
Curaçao becomes smallest country to qualify for FIFA World Cup, and crypto is all over the tournament
Curaao's World Cup debut highlights small nations' potential on global stages, while crypto's integration signals evolving sports...
Craig Gordon becomes oldest player at 2026 World Cup as crypto firms bet big on FIFA’s expanded tournament
The 2026 World Cup's crypto partnerships could redefine sports sponsorship, testing blockchain's scalability and NFT market maturi...
Kraken Prepares CFTC-Regulated Perpetual Futures Launch For US Traders
TL;DR Kraken says it plans to launch CFTC-regulated perpetual futures for eligible US traders within 30 days. Contracts will be li...
Turkey’s 24-year World Cup drought ends as crypto firms bet big on the 2026 tournament
Crypto's integration in the 2026 World Cup highlights its growing role in global sports, potentially boosting blockchain adoption...