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US Fed steps up oversight of banks’ involvement with crypto firms

The United States Federal Reserve is broadening the scope of its supervision program which oversees U.S. banks that engage with the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry. An Aug. 8 announcement by the Federal Reserve Board established the Novel Activities Supervision Program which aims to limit certain crypto-related activities and facilitate a

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Wyoming seeks ‘stable token’ commission head in first steps to establish state stablecoin

The United States state of Wyoming is beginning its work on its stablecoin, officially called the “stable token” project, by opening a job position for the head of the stable token commission. The executive will lead a team responsible for making a proper legislative framework for the project. The position was

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9 key steps for ensuring compliance with incoming MiCA regulations

In May 2023, the European Union signed its landmark Markets in Crypto-Assets legislation into law. Crypto businesses operating in the EU now have a fixed timeline to comply with MiCA’s wide-ranging guidance and regulations, which address everything from defining a crypto asset to establishing reserve requirements for stablecoins. While MiCA

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Binance Rumored Successor Richard Teng to Battle Regulatory Problems if CEO Zhao Steps Down

Binance head of regional markets outside the US Richard Teng is rumored to be the chosen successor if CEO Zhao relinquishes his position. Reports about a Binance CEO successor are starting to fill the grapevine following the crypto exchange’s regulatory problems. Although there is no official word from Binance or current

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Treasury Secretary Yellen Says US Government Will Take ‘Any Steps Necessary’ to Preserve Its Financial Dominance – Finance Bitcoin News

According to U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, the United States government is prepared to take the steps necessary to ensure its financial system remains the world’s strongest and safest. Yellen said that the U.S. government will not hesitate to punish Chinese companies that violate its Russian sanctions policy. U.S. Ready

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