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19.05.2023

Crypto-Friendly Banks in Switzerland & Liechtenstein

Switzerland and Liechtenstein are known for their favorable regulatory environments and strong banking sectors, which have made them attractive destinations for cryptocurrency businesses and individuals seeking crypto-friendly banking services.

13.12.2022

New Rules for Obtaining a Cryptocurrency License in Estonia in 2023

Estonia has become a welcoming and accommodating destination for virtual currency enthusiasts. With its forward-thinking regulations, the country has quickly earned a reputation as a "cryptocurrency haven" in a relatively brief timeframe.

13.12.2022

Crypto Regulations in Hong Kong in 2023

Hong Kong has emerged as a leading global destination for crypto enthusiasts, earning a reputation as one of the most attractive hubs for digital currencies.

13.12.2022

Types of Crypto Licenses in Malta

Malta offers four licenses under the Virtual Financial Assets Act (VFAA) for companies seeking to provide services related to cryptocurrencies. These VFAA crypto licenses entail varying rights and investment levels.

13.12.2022

Crypto Regulations in the USA in 2023

Obtaining a cryptocurrency license in the USA is not a one-size-fits-all affair. Multiple permits are typically required to conduct crypto-related business activities in the United States.

JPMorgan May Start Issuing Cryptocurrency-Secured Loans: A Signal of Change in the Financial Sector

JPMorgan is considering launching cryptocurrency-backed lending — Bitcoin and Ethereum. The initiative reflects banks' growing trust in digital assets and changing attitudes toward the crypto market.

11.07.2025

Tether Stops USDT Support on Five Blockchains: Moving to More Efficient Networks

As of September 1, 2025, Tether will end support for USDT on the Omni, BCH SLP, Kusama, EOS, and Algorand blockchains. The company is focusing on more stable and popular networks such as Ethereum and Tron and strengthening liquidity through gold reserves.

08.07.2025

MiCA in Action: 53 Crypto Companies Receive EU Licenses, But Binance and Tether Are Out

Since MiCA came into force, 53 crypto companies have received licenses in the EU, including Circle and Coinbase. Binance and Tether have yet to receive regulatory approval. The new law tightens control over the crypto market, but is controversial for its pressure on innovation.s.

05.07.2025

Hong Kong Tightens Stablecoin Licensing: What's in Store for the Market from August 2025

Hong Kong will introduce strict licensing rules for stablecoin issuers from August 1, 2025. Companies must prove financial stability, have a business plan, and back their tokens with assets of at least HKD25 million. Authorities expect only a few licensed projects.