Retail users may have to wait in much of the world, however.
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Tarbert makes way for Biden’s CFTC chair, but will remain a commissioner
Tarbert’s brief term was nonetheless notable for clarity on cryptocurrency in U.S. regulation.
While China’s CBDC sets the pace, the yuan stumbles in usage abroad
The past two years were much harder on the dollar, however.
NYDFS hosts crypto industry competition to get real-time data on Bitlicensees
Emerging analytics technology is the name of the game for the next stage in crypto regulation.
Antitrust watchdogs around the world are going back to school to study blockchain and AI
Gearing up for new battles against data-driven monopolies, antitrust enforcers may well look to blockchain as a way of getting honest data from companies they don’t trust.
Decentralization in the centers of power: Learn crypto from Biden’s SEC chair pick, part 3/3
The next leader of the U.S. securities regulator seems to be sympathetic to the mission of decentralization.
The way forward for ICOs: Learn crypto from Biden’s SEC chair pick, part 1/3
Gensler will likely be replacing Jay Clayton, who famously slowed down the ICO market during his tenure at the SEC. Will Gensler issue new clarity?
Law Decoded: The guard changes, and with it, the tweets, Jan. 8–15
Accompanying the presidential transition are some major questions about the role of social media in society and politics.
Treasury backs down: Crypto monitoring rule will wait until new administration
This is a big win for the crypto industry today, which was unanimous in opposition to a new anti-money laundering rule that many saw as rushed and draconian.
Anchorage gets OCC’s first national charter granted to a crypto bank
With Acting Comptroller Brooks on his way out the door, the OCC has given its first digital bank charter.