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Latest from Jack Schickler
New NFT Rules Possible if Lawmakers Ask, EU Official Says
The treatment of non-fungible tokens wasn’t fully resolved by Brussels’ landmark Markets in Crypto Assets regulation.
EU Stablecoin Caps Could Lighten or Get Tougher, French Official Warns
Limits on stablecoins denominated in currencies other than euros were among the most controversial elements of the European Union’s Markets in Crypto Assets law.
UK Minister Proposes Measures to Regulate Crypto Ads, Ban Unauthorized Providers
Andrew Griffith introduced the acts as amendments to an existing financial-services and markets bill.
DeFi’s ‘Severe Threat’ Needs New Kind of Regulation, EU Commission Told
The EU executive is seeking academic input as it turns its attention to decentralized finance based on software protocols
CBDCs Can Work With Stablecoins, Central Bank Trial Finds
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority claims its retail central bank digital currency prototype safeguards flexibility and privacy.
Hodlonaut Wins Norwegian Lawsuit Against Self-Proclaimed ‘Satoshi’ Craig Wright
In her ruling, Judge Helen Engebrigtsen wrote that “Granath had sufficient factual grounds to claim that Wright had lied and cheated in his attempt to prove that he is Satoshi Nakamoto.”
Liz Truss Steps Down as UK Prime Minister
Her departure leaves the fate of proposed crypto bills hanging.
Finance Can Never Be Fully Decentralized, Says UK Central Banker
Carolyn Wilkins, advising the Bank of England on financial stability, cited issues of transparency, concentration and unpredictable events
Bank of England Must Consider Private Stablecoins in Developing Digital Pound, Lobbyist Says
Adam Jackson addressed lawmakers on a committee that is weighing a bill that would regulate the coins.
EU Antitrust Officials Are Worried About Competition in the Metaverse
The European Commission is concerned that a company like Facebook parent Meta Platforms could dominate the market, hurting consumers.
