European Union
Draft Text Reveals EU Crypto Tax Plans Include NFTs, Foreign Companies
The European Union plans to force crypto companies to give tax authorities details of their clients' holdings, even if they’re based outside the bloc or offering non-fungible tokens (NFTs), according to a draft bill released to CoinDesk under freedom of information laws. "The Hash" panel discusses the latest developments in global crypto regulation.
La BCE envisage un règlement décentralisé pour les Marchés financiers de gros
Les régulateurs européens examinent à nouveau leurs systèmes de règlement centralisés alors qu'ils explorent les monnaies numériques des banques centrales.
EU Greenlights MiCA as Cryptos Tumble Amid Economic Worries
Lawmakers in the European Union voted in favor of the new crypto licensing regime MiCA, but the crypto market has been seeing losses across the board. That market updates and other news shaping the cryptocurrency world in this episode of "The Daily Forkast."
EU Parliament Greenlights Crypto Licensing, Funds Transfer Rules
Lawmakers in the European Union on Thursday voted 517-38 in favor of a new crypto licensing regime, Markets in Crypto Assets, popularly known as MiCA. John Ehlers, Chief Operating Officer of Bitstamp, which has operated in the E.U. for over a decade, reacts to this landmark vote and how it may impact crypto exchanges.
Bitstamp COO on Future of EU’s Crypto Licensing Regime
Lawmakers in the European Union on Thursday voted 517-38 in favor of a new crypto licensing regime, MiCA, with 18 abstentions, making it the first major jurisdiction in the world to introduce a comprehensive crypto law. Bitstamp Chief Operating Officer John Ehlers and CoinDesk Regulatory Reporter Jack Schickler weigh in on the latest developments.
Les législateurs européens sceptiques quant aux projets d'euro numérique
Les membres du Parlement européen semblent déconcertés alors qu'ils préparent la législation sur la monnaie numérique de la banque centrale.
G-7 Will Push for Tighter Global Crypto Regulations: Kyodo
The Group of Seven (G-7) industrialized nations will make global crypto regulations tougher, with a focus on increasing business transparency and consumer protection, according to Kyodo News. Meantime, a revision of the European Union’s Data Act published by the bloc’s member states reveals that smart contracts will have to contain a kill switch. "The Hash" panel discusses the latest on crypto regulation across the world.
Les banques de l'UE sont invitées par le régulateur à appliquer les plafonds de Bitcoin avant même qu'ils ne soient adoptés.
La Banque centrale européenne, qui supervise les grands prêteurs de la zone euro, a déclaré que la Crypto devrait être traitée comme un actif risqué.
Le président de Bitcoin Suisse déclare que l'UE n'interdira T les Crypto, mais qu'elle pourrait chercher à les contenir
Luzius Meisser, président de la société suisse de Crypto , explique pourquoi le bloc est susceptible d'essayer de construire un pare-feu autour de la Crypto plutôt que d'interdire complètement son utilisation.
Crypto Council for Innovation Exec: US 'Lagging Behind' in Crypto Regulation
As the European Union's sweeping Market in Crypto-Assets legislation, also known as MiCA, is moving towards becoming law, Linda Jeng, Chief Global Regulatory Officer at the advocacy group Crypto Council for Innovation, discusses the global state of crypto policy. "If [the U.S.] wants to be the leading digital economy of the world, then we need rules of the road," Jeng said. "Not just for crypto, but also for our private data."