Regulation

The latest ban on Bitcoin activity in China generated negative headlines in 2021 but looking back, it was the best thing that could have happened last year.

Developments around the global regulation, hash rate and adoption of Bitcoin made for a unique year in 2021. So how will 2022 play out?

A recent blog post from the International Monetary Fund appears to show their distaste for cryptocurrencies and lack of education in this sector.

Hester Peirce also said she doesn’t understand why a bitcoin spot ETF hasn’t yet been approved, adding the reasoning to deny is outdated.

How one man’s journey to receive international payment revealed the bloated bureaucracy of our financial system and the solution offered by Bitcoin.

As an increasing part of the bitcoin economy, stablecoins are collateralizing $7.21 billion of bitcoin futures open interest.

Clem Agba reportedly said uncertainty in Bitcoin regulation risks depriving government and citizens of plugging into opportunities.

Executives said Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are fundamentally different from the traditional system and need new rules.

Unlike other cryptocurrencies, bitcoin was not premined and is in unique regulatory position to serve as property for institutions and individuals.

Perhaps plans around the digital rupee will enlighten India’s government, helping the legal stance of builders for bitcoin.