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UK crypto hodlers get a call from the tax grinch
HMRC has issued a stark warning to crypto, NFT and utility token holders that they must pay their taxes on time or face the consequences.
How to buy Bitcoin and Ethereum in the UK
Buy Bitcoin and Ether legally and securely in the U.K. and get insights on regulations, storage and investment options to make informed decisions.
Tether’s bank partner Britannia sued over $1B deposit — Report
Tether’s bank partner Britannia is reportedly facing a lawsuit over claims it failed to pay the full price of revenue-generating assets allegedly related to a deposit from Tether.
Bim Afolami takes the reins on UK crypto policy as new Economic Secretary
Under U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, former Economic Secretary Andrew Griffith will become the next Minister of State in the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology.
Chinese president calls for unity on AI challenges and cyber development
Xi Jinping addressed the World Internet Conference Summit saying there is a need to “deepen” exchanges and cooperation on an international level on AI challenges and cyberspace development.
Standard Chartered’s venture arm to set up crypto fund in UAE
SC Ventures will establish a Digital Asset Joint Venture investment company in partnership with a Japanese financial conglomerate, SBI Holdings.
How to manage crypto losses on tax returns in the US, UK and Canada
Unlock the complexities of cryptocurrency taxation and learn how crypto losses impact your tax liability in the United States, United Kingdom and Canada.
Robinhood eyes European expansion amid Q3 revenue drop
Robinhood attributed the decline in its transaction-based revenue to reduced cryptocurrency trading volumes on the platform.
UK stablecoin regulation begins to take shape in multiple FCA, BOE documents
It’s not expected to come into force until 2025, but new publications from the FCA and BOE shed light on regulators’ thinking.