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  • Market Cap: $2,421,899,749,476.47
  • 24h Vol: $59,999,661,080.16
  • BTC Dominance: 56.54%

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Kazakhstan Launches Consultation on Proposals to Improve Crypto Trading

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Financial authorities in Kazakhstan are starting a public consultation on draft changes to the country’s framework for digital-asset trading. The proposals include measures to reduce risks in the crypto market and improvements to the structure of exchange platforms. Kazakhstan’s Financial Hub Seeks to Amend Its Concept for Trading Digital Assets The Astana Financial Services Authority, […]

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Bank of France Governor Calls for Mandatory Licensing for Crypto Companies

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France has to adopt a licensing regime for crypto service providers, the head of the country’s central bank has suggested. According to the executive, the need to tighten regulatory oversight stems from the “disorder” in the industry throughout the past year. Licensing Should Replace Registration for Crypto Firms in France, Governor Galhau Says Banque de

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