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The SEC’s New Proposal to Redefine ‘Dealer’ Could Spell Bad News for DeFi

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Democrat division over crypto isn’t all bad news for regulation

The Biden Administration has just passed an executive order furthering research into crypto assets in view of regulating them, but politicians within the ruling Democrat party remain deeply divided on digital currency.The lack of consensus among Democrats could mean that a progressive regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies could still be a

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First Mover Asia: Crypto Finishes Bad Month on High Note

Good morning. Here’s what’s happening:Market moves: Bitcoin ended a bad January on a positive note; DeFi trading volume grew steadily.Technician's take: BTC's January sell-off could attract short-term buyers.Catch the latest episodes of CryptoX TV for insightful interviews with crypto industry leaders and analysis.PricesBitcoin (BTC): $38.446 +1%Ether (ETH): $2,682 +2.6%Top Gainers

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Russian crypto market worth $500B despite bad regulation, says exec

The Russian cryptocurrency market has grown to hundreds of billions of dollars despite the absence of sufficient cryptocurrency regulation, according to a major industry executive.Sergei Khitrov, founder of the Russian cryptocurrency event Blockchain Life, gave a keynote speech on the state of cryptocurrency regulation in Russia at the VII Blockchain

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How will DOJ’s new crypto enforcement team change the game for industry players, good and bad?

On Oct. 6, the United States Department of Justice, or DOJ, announced the creation of a specialized unit, the National Cryptocurrency Enforcement Team, or NCET, tasked with prosecuting criminal misuses of digital assets and crypto infrastructure, as well as tracing and recovering the ill-gotten cryptocurrency.The move continues the U.S. authorities’

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