SWIFT assesses the popularity of money laundering through cryptocurrencies
Researchers of the international interbank system SWIFT called the volume of money laundering through cryptocurrencies “relatively small”. In their report, they note that the role of digital assets in illegal activities is often exaggerated, since fiat funds are still the most popular in this area.
Installation of cryptomats in Germany will require permission from the authorities
Xiangsui County People’s Procuratorate has indicted six suspects in the PlusToken pyramid scheme.
Installation of cryptomats in Germany will require permission from the authorities
Specialized devices focused on the issuance of digital assets to residents of Germany are now subject to compulsory licensing from the Federal Financial Supervision Authority (BaFin). The regulator announced this on its official website.
French Delivery Network Just Eat Will Accept Bitcoin Payments
Digital assets continue to actively enter everyday life. Now customers of the French delivery network Just Eat have received the opportunity to pay for orders in cryptocurrency.
Binance plans to issue a crypto payment card in Russia
The largest cryptocurrency exchange Binance leaves no plans to issue its payment card in Russia, according to Cointelegraph. Despite the unfriendly position of the national Ministry of Finance on working with digital instruments in the country, aimed at partially banning transactions with such assets, the crypto company continues to work on a plan to launch plastic.
Cryptocurrency holders in China withdraw their funds from crypto exchanges
Cryptocurrency holders who store their assets on local exchanges have begun mass withdrawals. Local journalist Colin Wu said this in a post on his social network.
Danish authorities assess the potential of blockchain to fight corruption
The Danish authorities have assessed the potential of blockchain technologies to combat abuse of power in the political sphere. This information is contained in a new report by the national Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Swiss bank Sygnum receives FINMA permission for crypto trading
The world’s first crypto bank, Sygnum, located in Switzerland, has received approval from the National Financial Markets Supervision Authority (FINMA) to launch a crypto trading platform. The service will help not only to carry out the primary issue, storage of the asset, but also provides an opportunity for secondary trading in securities.
UAE food security will be ensured by blockchain technologies
Agricultural producers from India will now be able to sell their goods to companies from the United Arab Emirates using the Agriota E-Marketplace blockchain platform.
Brad Garlinghouse: Fed policy contributes to the popularity of cryptoassets
The Federal Reserve System by its actions helps to attract the attention of investors to cryptocurrencies, according to the head of Ripple Brad Garlinghouse. In the course of a recent speech by the head of the regulator, it was noted that the Fed decided to “target average inflation” and keep the key rate at a near-zero level.

