Highlighting what went right, and what went wrong, in this week’s crypto news analysis.
It would almost be easier to list things that didn’t happen last week! The biggest firms and the biggest regulators were all making headlines as 2019 shapes up to be a decisive year for the future of crypto assets.
Grams are coming, but maybe not in America. A rare joint policy statement was issued from the three top US regulators. The Libra Association is being hollowed from the inside out, with added pressure from the US Senate. The Bitwise ETF application was rejected, after much deliberation. And much, much more.
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In a letter to investors following an SEC lawsuit, Telegram is said to be looking for ways to resolve the restraining order against US investors ahead of 24 Oct hearing date
Either way, Copper is ready when they are. The firm has already integrated the TON key generator and provides full support for Grams using the offline Copper Unlimited application
Visa, EBay, Stripe and Mastercard have all announced that they are dropping out of Facebook’s Libra Association and its associated stablecoin project
The companies have expressed respect for Facebook’s vision and claim to see continued potential in the project, but chose to redirect their focus for the time being
The World Federation of Exchanges (WFE) has asked UK regulator Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) not to ban the sale of crypto derivatives to retail investors
FCA’s ban draws a stark contrast with the U.S. financial watchdog’s response to crypto derivative trading, where both Bitcoin and now Ether have been declared commodities
The
will now ask US citizens if they own crypto in new 1040 tax form
Next Bitcoin halving may not lead to
Security of Ethereum vs Bitcoin in a PoS world, according to
Samsung working with Ripple partner,
, on international payments
Ripple, fintech firm
partner for blockchain remittances
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