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From Thailand to South Africa, regulators tighten their grip on crypto: Law Decoded, July 3–10

Last week saw more rules and regulations emerge regarding digital assets. Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission issued new rules requiring digital asset service providers to warn customers of risks associated with cryptocurrency trading. The warning message must be clearly visible, and before customers can use the service, the business operator

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From Beijing to Tokyo, Asian nations get active in crypto regulation: Law Decoded, May 22–29

Last week, almost all the key markets for digital assets in Asia got updates from local regulators. Lawmakers in Japan have decided to enforce stricter Anti-Money Laundering measures to trace cryptocurrency transactions from June 1. According to reports, a vital feature of the new measures is the enforcement of the “Travel

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SEC under fire for its custody rule: Law Decoded, May 8–15

Last week was harsh for the United States Securities Exchange Commission (SEC), with industry figures and officials publicly criticizing the regulator. May 8 was the deadline for feedback on the SEC’s proposed custody rule, and there was feedback aplenty. Andreessen Horowitz’s general counsel Miles Jennings called the proposal a “misguided and

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Argentina says no to crypto payments, France tolerates ‘finfluencers’: Law Decoded, May 1–8

Last week brought several significant international developments in regulation. Argentina’s central bank banned payment providers from offering crypto transactions, adding that it intends to reduce the country’s payment-system exposure to digital assets. While local payment providers refuse to comment on the decision, Argentina’s fintech chamber urged the government to reconsider,

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