Should crypto companies be regulated?

Crypto companies have long existed in a legal gray area, with legislators and government officials debating how they should be classified for regulation. The industry’s growth has outstripped the slow-moving federal bureaucracies that oversee the other parts of the finance industry, like traditional banks and publicly traded companies.

Should the FATF regulate the crypto industry?

FATF has long advocated for a more stringent approach to regulating the crypto sector. As players in the financial services and crypto industries seek more regulatory clarity from the SEC, CFTC, Treasury, and Federal Reserve, friction among regulators is a key obstacle to a quick rollout of new regulations in the U.S.

Are federal regulators tackling cryptocurrency risks?

Stefani Reynolds for The New York Times WASHINGTON — After largely standing aside for years as cryptocurrency grew from a digital curiosity into a volatile but widely embraced innovation, federal regulators are racing to address the potential risks for consumers and financial markets.

Do states need a coordinated approach to cryptocurrency regulation?

A globally coordinated approach to cryptocurrency regulation is needed if states want to make the most of the technology while stamping out illicit uses of bitcoin and digital currencies. What's the World Economic Forum doing to accelerate action on The Digital Economy?