Regulation

In a significant move towards the integration of digital assets into commercial transactions, the Judiciary Committee in Iowa has recently approved House File 2519. This progressive bill aims to address complexities and opportunities presented by digital assets within the legal framework of commerce. By introducing amendments to the Uniform Commercial Code, Iowa seeks to enhance
The US Treasury Department’s Office of Terrorism & Financial Intelligence (TFI) has raised serious concerns about the use of cryptocurrencies in illicit financial activities. TFI Under Secretary Brian Nelson recently presented a statement to the House Financial Services Committee, expressing the urgent need for enhanced tools and authorities to combat illicit fund movements facilitated by
The New York Attorney General’s Office (NYAG) recently escalated its fraud claims against Digital Currency Group (DCG) and affiliated parties. The lawsuit, originally alleging over $1 billion in losses, has been amended to include an additional $2 billion in losses, bringing the total to $3 billion. Allegedly, more than 230,000 investors have been affected by
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has voiced her concern over the need for stricter regulatory measures for cryptocurrencies and artificial intelligence (AI) in the financial sector. In her recent testimony before the Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee, Yellen emphasized the increasing complexity and potential risks associated with digital assets and the growing reliance on