As the year draws to a close, standby for the onslaught of 2019 reviews and 2020 outlooks. Copper is no exception, as next week we will bring your our Founder’s Perspective.
In the meantime, it’s safe to say the industry continues to evolve at pace amid controversy, price volatility, and regulatory inconsistency (not FUD, just fact).
Below is our weekly roundup of industry and coin specific news. If you’d like to get in touch with us about any of our products or services, we look forward to hearing from you. Just send us a note.
Latest Industry News
NY regulator aims to give freedom to crypto exchanges
- New York State’s financial regulator has proposed a set of frameworks that would allow cryptocurrency exchanges to list new coins and tokens without regulatory approval
- The regulator has seen NY become one of the most forward-thinking states when it comes to cryptocurrency regulation, launching its initial frameworks and BitLicense in 2015
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Call to Exhume Quadriga CEO’s Body
- The “questionable circumstances” behind the death of QuadrigaCX’s CEO last year led lawyers representing customers of the trading platform to request that his body be exhumed
- Gerald Cotten died on Dec. 12, 2018 of complications due to Crohn’s disease in Jaipur, India, according to an affidavit from his widow
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Sweden’s central bank to partner with Accenture for e-Krona
- Riksbank, Sweden’s central bank, said that it would partner with Irish professional services company Accenture to create a pilot platform for a digital currency dubbed the e-krona
- As noted in a report, the Riksbank has been looking closely at whether it should issue a digital currency, as the use of cash has declined sharply in Sweden in recent years
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Latest Coin News
BTC
ETH
- Price analysis
- Fidelity Digital Assets to consider rolling out
- Santander redeems
- using Ethereum blockchain
XRP
- Price analysis
- Ripple’s revamped
- looks to boost XRP development
- Remittance firm
- claims to save 80% in fees
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