Moonpay has received a Money Transmitter License in Wisconsin, marking a key regulatory milestone in its U.S. expansion. Residents can now access MoonPay’s crypto services fee-free through its Balance platform. …
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“Memecoins are unquestionably over.” Nic Carter, an analyst and founder of Castle Island Ventures, stated that the memecoin trade is effectively over, as insider dominance, bot exploitation, and prelaunch deals …
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Bitcoin is considered a valuable asset by people, and it is used to hold the asset for the future. It works on the same principle as the central banks store …
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The CNV, Argentina’s securities regulator, has issued a new framework for VASP operations in the country, introducing prerequisites such as customer-exchange asset segregation and establishing new funds and security requirement. …
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In a February 20, 2025 advisory, the National Privacy Commission (NPC) warned Filipinos to be cautious about iris scanning for cryptocurrency, emphasizing that it does not authorize or approve such …
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The Pakistan government established a new “Crypto Council” to regulate cryptocurrency circulation in the jurisdiction of Pakistan. Summary The Pakistan government established a new Crypto Council. Council aim to regulate …
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Coinbase is deepening ties with 145 U.S. government entities as the nation accelerates bitcoin adoption, signaling unprecedented institutional demand and a seismic shift in crypto policy. Coinbase Strengthens Ties With …
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From TravelX’s expansion to PayFi in Siargao, here are some crypto updates from the Philippines. Today, we’ve curated notable crypto and blockchain news from the Philippines for the past week …
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Bitcoin faces a steep decline if the Nasdaq downturn deepens, warns Peter Schiff, predicting a wave of panic selling that could shake investor confidence and destabilize markets. Peter Schiff Predicts …
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This week, a chorus of voices has risen in support of Roger Ver, the cryptocurrency pioneer embroiled in an extradition battle with the U.S. over allegations of tax-related offenses. On …
