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Parliamentary report recommends Canada recognize, strategize blockchain industry

A Canadian House of Commons committee report has recommended that the country “recognize blockchain as an emerging industry,” and take all the steps that entails. There are a lot of steps needed, it said.The report was released by the Canadian House of Commons Standing Committee on Industry and Technology after

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Binance withdraws from Canada following additional crypto regulations

Binance is a popular cryptocurrency exchange with high transaction volumes across various cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin (BTC), ethereum, PEPE, and FLOKI. With its broad portfolio and diverse product offerings, Binance has expanded its services globally. However, some countries do not support the exchange’s role in the crypto industry. Recently, some countries have

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Bybit Announces Exit from Canada Following Recent Regulatory Development

The Bybit exit from Canada the increasingly stringent crypto regulations enacted by Canada’s securities regulator. Bybit recently announced its exit from Canada due to recent regulatory developments in the North American nation. The Dubai-based crypto exchange said it is suspending its offerings to Canadian residents and exiting the country’s market today. Bybit’s

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Crypto exchange Bybit exits Canada, citing ‘recent regulatory development’

Cryptocurrency exchange Bybit has announced it will be pausing its products and services to residents and nationals of Canada following certain developments in the regulatory space.In a May 30 blog post, Bybit said it will not accept account opening applications from Canadians starting on May 31. Current users of the

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Binance pulls out of Canada, cites incompatibility with local market conditions

Share Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Telegram Copy Link Link copied On Friday, May 12, Binance announced its departure from the Canadian markets. Posting on Twitter, the world’s largest exchange by client count, attributed its decision to Canada’s new stablecoin guidance and investor limits for crypto exchanges. A

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