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DECEMBER 24, 2020
If 2020 taught us anything about cryptocurrencies, it’s that they’ve reached a tipping point. Or maybe that cryptocurrencies have yet to go mainstream beyond the headlines because fraud still lurks. Bitcoin, of course, exists as one of the most widely recognized cryptocurrencies.
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MAY 1, 2018
Today’s stories include a new mark in the evolving relationship between payments and biometrics, along with a look at possible new regulation for digital currency. As biometrics have begun to represent the next generation in securing payments, Mastercard has unveiled a technological advancement for its own biometric cards.
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NOVEMBER 18, 2018
Securities and Exchange Commission late last week settled charges with two companies it charged with offering digital tokens in a manner that ran afoul of rules. It also signals an increase in the SEC’s oversight of the cryptocurrency market. The two companies that settled with the SEC are CarrierEQ and Paragon Coin Inc.
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AUGUST 22, 2018
To date as a group, the losses have mounted for all the cryptocurrencies out there – the ones that came to market and were snapped up and bought by speculators, and then sold. In this space just last month, we noted findings from Boston College that showed that 4,000 ICOs had raised $12 billion. Past is prologue, as the saying goes.
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SEPTEMBER 15, 2020
To that end, Bloomberg reported at least some financial regulators from the European Union say there need to be strict controls governing central bank digital currencies in place — and Libra (among other private efforts) may present a threat to financial stability. Central bank digital coins on the Continent – but plenty of room for cash.
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SEPTEMBER 17, 2020
Over the past several days, for example, financial regulators from the European Union said there need to be strict controls governing central bank digital currencies in place — and Libra (among other private efforts) may present a threat to financial stability.
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JANUARY 17, 2018
The industry paid $321 billion in fines just through the end of last year, estimated Boston Consulting Group. Regulation and technology must go hand in hand to combat the bad guys. Adjaoute noted that banks invest billions around the world to comply with existing rules and regulations — and scramble when the playing field shifts.
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