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Ripple to power Georgia’s central bank digital currency, the digital Lari
The National Bank of Georgia will use the CBDC platform to assess Digital Lari’s benefits for the government, businesses, and retail users.
FCA releases guidance for compliance with new UK crypto asset promotion rules
The regulator has made a few efforts to help crypto firms comply with the rules that came into force on Oct. 8.
Hashing It Out: Roofstock onChain vice president explains how Web3 and real estate interact
Sanjay Raghavan believes that the tokenization of real estate could bring Web3 adoption and provide a diversification alternative for crypto natives.
Hong Kong issues rules for asset tokenization as interest mounts
Hong Kong’s securities regulator, the SFC, treats tokenized securities like traditional securities, subject to the same legal and regulatory norms.
Turkey aims to shed FATF gray list status with new crypto regulations
Finance Minister Simsek reportedly stated that the sole outstanding technical compliance matter is crypto assets.
GAO finds controversial SEC guidance is subject to congressional oversight
The SEC’s Staff Accounting Bulletin 121 has been the target of much criticism in the crypto community.
Settlements giant DTTC acquires blockchain infrastructure developer Securrency
Securrency will help DTTC increase its role in developing digital asset clearance options. DTTC settled $2.5 quadrillion worth of securities transactions in 2022.
UAE emirate launches new free zone for digital assets, Web3 and AI
Ras Al Khaimah, known for its rich cultural sites, is turning to the virtual assets sector to diversify its economy away from traditional avenues such as tourism.
Inspector General wants FDIC to refine crypto risk assessment process, guidance
The bank deposit insurer should assess the sufficiency of its risk mitigation measures and then provide them in a more organized manner, the inspector general found.