# Here’s how Kazakhstan aims to enhance its legacy crypto trading framework

# Here’s how Kazakhstan aims to enhance its legacy crypto trading framework

” Here’s how Kazakhstan aims to enhance its legacy crypto trading framework “ Kazakhstan, one of the world’s biggest Bitcoin (BTC) mining destinations, issued a consultation paper to gauge public interest in proposed amendments to improve the cryptocurrency trading framework. The policy paper, released on Jan. 27, was laid down by the Astana Financial Services Authority (AFSA), a Kazakh regulator….

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# UK regulator investigates charity linked to FTX

# UK regulator investigates charity linked to FTX

” UK regulator investigates charity linked to FTX “ The commission in charge of regulating registered charities in England and Wales has announced it had begun investigating Effective Ventures Foundation, an organization tied to bankrupt crypto exchange FTX. In a Jan. 30 announcement, the Charity Commission said it had launched the inquiry due to FTX…

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# Key takeaways from USDC .5 reserve report

# Key takeaways from USDC $44.5 reserve report

” Key takeaways from USDC $44.5 reserve report “ USD Coin (USDC) issuer Circle has released an accountant-verified report of its treasury reserve holdings backing more than $44.5 billion worth of tokens currently in circulation. Circle’s December 2022 reserve report, which was reviewed by GrantThornton accountancy group, breaks down the current make-up of the stablecoin…

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# Aussie regulator flagged concerns about FTX months before collapse: Report

# Aussie regulator flagged concerns about FTX months before collapse: Report

” Aussie regulator flagged concerns about FTX months before collapse: Report “ Australia’s financial regulator reportedly raised concerns over FTX’s local Australian subsidiary as much as eight months before the exchange met its untimely end in November. According to documents obtained by Guardian Australia, officers of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) were concerned…

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