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Andrew Griffith, the Economic Secretary to the Treasury in the United Kingdom, has dismissed the recommendation made by the Parliament Treasury Select Committee to regulate cryptocurrency trading as gambling. In a response published on July 20, Griffith explained his reasons for rejecting the proposal. International Regulatory Standards and Risks The Treasury Committee had previously acknowledged
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Officials have confirmed that Nevada courts have granted a petition from the Nevada Financial Institutions Division (NFID) to place Prime Trust, a prominent crypto custodian currently facing financial difficulties, into temporary receivership. The Eighth Judicial District Court of Nevada approved the petition, and John Guedry, a former executive at the Bank of Nevada and other
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When Arkham Intelligence’s $ARKM was introduced on July 18 at a price of $0.75, it was met with enthusiasm and quickly reached a high of $1.05004. However, the coin has struggled to maintain its bullish momentum and is currently trading at $0.5962, representing a 7.5% decrease today. Analyzing the hourly Exponential Moving Averages (EMA), the
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The United Kingdom’s Treasury Committee had suggested in May that unregulated cryptocurrencies should be treated like gambling. However, the HM Treasury strongly denies this proposal. According to Financial Services Minister Andrew Griffith, treating cryptoassets as a form of gambling goes against globally agreed recommendations from international organizations and standard-setting bodies. The UK government believes that
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RISC Zero, a startup specializing in zero-knowledge (ZK) proof software, has successfully raised $40 million in a Series A funding round. The leading investor in this round was Blockchain Capital, a prominent crypto-focused investment firm. RISC Zero plans to utilize the newly acquired capital to launch its Bonsai computing platform. Bonsai: Simplifying Application Development Bonsai
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Crypto advocacy groups, including CoinCenter, have expressed their concerns over a Senate bill that aims to impose stringent regulations on individuals involved in decentralized finance (DeFi). The bill in question, known as the Crypto-Asset National Security Enhancement and Enforcement Act (CANSEE), has faced criticism for its potential legal implications. Introduced on July 19 by senators