Yesterday, China ordered ride-hailing company Didi to stop signing up new customers after regulators announced a cybersecurity review of the company’s operations. As of...

Spam calling is rampant in the United States. American citizens are inundated with over 175 million robocalls every day. It’s gotten so annoying that 90% of people refuse to pick up for unknown callers. The problem is more than annoyance: phone scams cost Americans $10 billion in 2020 alone.    The problems at the receiving end of spam calls are well known. Less talked about are the issues spam callers cause legitimate businesses. When a scammer spoofs the number of a real business, it destroys their number’s integrity. Since spoofing is currently so difficult to trace, cases are near impossible

Regulations around cryptocurrencies are changing all around the world. Germany, for instance, which had barred its citizens from investing in crypto, recently amended its Fund Location Act. This updat

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Are stablecoins actually stable? Tether’s basket of reserve assets raises eyebrows as a new round of debate regarding backing begins.

A new study looked at 200 countries to analyse how prepared they were for crypto adoption—and the U.S. came out tops. 

Here’s what crypto and blockchain experts think about Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele’s announcement that Bitcoin is now legal tender.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak has outlined his vision for financial services in the 2021 Mansion House speech. Charting the roadmap...

South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb has banned its employees from trading on its own platform.

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The CIMA says it’s investigating Binance regarding the exchange’s the British Overseas Territory. The…

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The Cayman Islands Monetary Authority says that Binance is not authorized to do business in the jurisdiction.

Victoria Nuland, the Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs at the US Department of State, asserted that El Salvador must regulate Bitcoin(BTC).

The Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA) is currently investigating Binance after reports of the world’s largest exchange operating in the country without a license surfaced. The Cayman Islands is considered to be crypto heaven and has acted as an alternate headquarters for many crypto exchanges who face trouble in their native country of origin. Until

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