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Thai SEC consults public on crypto investor income rules

by CoinTelegraph By Helen Partz | Feb 25, 2021 | Cryptocurrencies, Cryptocurrency Exchange, Education, Government, Income, Investments, thailand

Thai investors who do not qualify for crypto trading under proposed SEC rules would still be able to invest through licensed fund...

US Education Department promotes putting student records on blockchain

by Cointelegraph By Rachel Wolfsonn | Feb 23, 2021 | Coronavirus, Education, Government, Startups, United States

A new government-funded challenge seeks blockchain-based solutions to simplify educational data sharing, but implementation could take...

State Bank of India joins JPMorgan’s blockchain payments network

by CoinTelegraph By Helen Partz | Feb 23, 2021 | Government, India, JPMorgan

A major government-owned bank, the State Bank of India, has become the first Indian bank to join JPMorgan’s blockchain network...

Bank of Korea chief says crypto has no intrinsic value, expects volatility

by CoinTelegraph By Helen Partz | Feb 23, 2021 | Bitcoin Price, CBDC, Central Bank, Cryptocurrencies, Government, South Korea, Tesla, Volatility

Bank of Korea Governor Lee Ju-yeol has expressed skepticism over the recent crypto rally, stating that the bank is progressing with a digital currency...

Ant-backed MYbank to help China expand digital yuan trial

by CoinTelegraph By Helen Partz | Feb 22, 2021 | CBDC, Central Bank, china, Digital Currency, Government, Jack Ma, Tencent, Yuan

Tencent-backed WeBank and Ant Financial-backed MYbank will reportedly be the first private banks to join China’s digital yuan...

Congress is blaming Robinhood, not Reddit

by Cointelegraph By Kollen Post | Feb 18, 2021 | Congress, Government, Robinhood, STO, Stocks, Trading, US government

We didn't learn much new in today's hearing, but the spotlight was definitely on the gamified trading app, rather than the traders on...
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