French President Emmanuel Macron has stated this in an interview with The Big Whale that he “does not believe in a self-regulating financial sector,” and therefore supports the MiCA cryptocurrency regulation bill.
The watchdog has decided to meet the business halfway and has shifted the registration deadlines.
The European Parliament has supported amendments to the regulation on the exchange of information between counterparties.
Starting next month, the temporary registration regime for crypto companies will cease to operate in the UK.
The bill, which aims to provide clarity on the regulation of cryptocurrencies, will give the CFTC additional powers and contain the definitions of securities used by the SEC.
The Ministry of Economic Development of Russia has conceptually given its support to the bill of the Ministry of Finance “On digital currency.”
From next month, Thai companies have been advised by the country’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) not to accept payments in digital assets.
