Malta

Among Blockchain-Friendly Jurisdictions, Malta Stands Out

Malta is writing laws for tomorrow's economy rather than trying to impose yesterday's rules upon it. Consider the way it is legally recognizing DAOs.

Malta's parliament has passed three bills on crypto assets and blockchain, in a big step toward its plan to become a "Blockchain Island."

Por Muyao Shen27 de jun. de 2018

The Malta Stock Exchange announced today that Binance is backing the exchange's newly launched program to support fintech startups and entrepreneurs.

Por Muyao Shen18 de jun. de 2018

Malta is moving closer to introducing a test that would clearly define when assets derived from initial coin offerings are securities.

Por Wolfie Zhao16 de abr. de 2018

The MFSA issued a warning against Stocksbtc, denying claims that the startup is registered with the regulator and based in Malta.

Por Nikhilesh De5 de abr. de 2018

The Malta Gaming Authority has published draft regulations for digital game companies that want to use distributed ledger or blockchain platforms.

Por Nikhilesh De30 de mar. de 2018

The Malta Financial Services Authority published the feedback it received on its proposed rules for cryptocurrency investment schemes.

Por Nikhilesh De23 de jan. de 2018

Malta's government has proposed new rules for investment funds that plan to invest in cryptocurrencies.

Por Stan Higgins24 de out. de 2017

Two small islands are showing us how blockchain-friendly legislation can help encourage development that could affect the whole industry.

Por Noelle Acheson21 de out. de 2017

Cryptocurrency gambling is opening up across a large swathe of Europe, as Malta licenses eSports platform Unikrn.

Por Aaron Stanley9 de out. de 2017

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