With US President Biden announcing that he would not run for re-election, the competition within the Democratic Party for the next presidential candidate has officially begun. The candidates each have different political capital and influence, and their positions on cryptocurrency policies are also worthy of attention.
JinseFinanceIn recent times, the Senate has voted to overturn the SEC’s Staff Accounting Bulletin No. 121—also known as SAB121. Following this, the Biden administration has vowed that he would veto this bill if it were passed. So what is all this fight about, and what is the big hoo-ha behind this bill?
XingChiAustralia has historically been a neutral and stable jurisdiction for cryptocurrency businesses.
JinseFinanceGoogle now allows ads for U.S. spot cryptocurrency ETFs, marking a significant shift in its advertising policy and reflecting growing acceptance of digital assets.
MiyukiIndustry experts critique SEC's approach to crypto ETFs, highlighting potential inefficiencies and risks.
KikyoJinseFinanceTraditional UK banks have recently tightened their stance on cryptocurrency-related activities, resulting in numerous account closures and stricter policies. This shift in the financial landscape has prompted around 38% of crypto investors in the UK to switch banks.
JasperLarsen made pointed accusations that the Biden administration has cost the US its lead in the industry.
AlexThe paper was requested by India, who currently holds the G20 Presidency.
ClementChina had previously banned crypto mining and transactions, resulting in an exodus of crypto companies from the country.
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