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The current state of blockchain regulation

Payments Dive

With new technologies, it takes a while for regulation to catch up. Blockchain technology is no exception. While we are slowly beginning to see standards emerge, the reputation of blockchain is still marred by the criminal aspects of bitcoin.

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Regulating the blockchain: good for government, bad for citizens

Chris Skinner

The major stream that … The post Regulating the blockchain: good for government, bad for citizens appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog. To be honest, the keynotes here are just product pitches so I spend most of my time in the track streams, where real dialogue occurs.

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5 Startups Rebooting Regulation

Bank Innovation

The rise of insurtech is running parallel to the rise of regtech, as financial firms and startups apply artificial intelligence, blockchain, and other technologies to the dizzying world of financial regulation.

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UN Blockchain Expert Says Digital Cash Could Replace Bank Accounts

PYMNTS

United Nations global blockchain expert Massimo Buonomo has foreseen a future where digital currencies could replace low-interest bank accounts, Coindesk reports. He said the regulators would need to have total control over a cryptocurrency-fueled system that replaced traditional banking.

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U.S. Regulations to Consider When Managing a Cryptocurrency Fund

Perficient

For those wanting to start their own cryptocurrency fund, it’s important to be well informed about cryptocurrency regulations. Regulatory cryptocurrency regulations are most fluid at the state level. State Regulations. SEC Regulation. Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) ).

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Lawyer shares tips on handling gray areas of blockchain regulation

Payments Dive

Even with FinCEN's new guidelines on cryptocurrency, there are still many gray areas. Misiala Jr., counsel at BakerHostetler provides some clarity in a Q&A.

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Regulating the unregulated

Chris Skinner

I was thinking about this question of how to regulate global technology platforms that don’t recognise national boundaries, mainly in the context of crypto and digital currencies. How can you regulate a global currency that has no view of state or national laws?