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Bithumb resumes services, Ryan Selkis’s FOIL request for XRP II affiliate sales and more

Bithumb resumes services, ryan selkis’s foil request for xrp ii affiliate sales and more

Bithumb resumes services, Ryan Selkis’s FOIL request for XRP II affiliate sales and more

Bithumb resumes services, ryan selkis’s foil request for xrp ii affiliate sales and more

Crypto News – 15 May

Erik Voorhees on bitcoin: The Shapeshift CEO is in the news after he claimed that the world’s largest cryptocurrency couldn’t have moved from $0 to its present price, without bubbles

Read more at https://bit.ly/2LKDf4b

Binance research on bitcoin: The crypto-exchange’s research wing is in the news after a report by Binance claimed that bitcoin offered far higher returns than traditional assets

Read more at https://bit.ly/2HrSaLq

SEC on bitcoin ETF proposal: The United States’ Securities and Exchanges Commission continued to prevaricate, postponing a final decision on the bitcoin ETF proposal to October 2019

Read more at https://bit.ly/2Hmxkyh

New Milestone for Tron: In more good news for the community, Tron [TRX] surpassed $1 billion in 24-hour trading volume after more than a year

Read more at https://bit.ly/2W1JJzL

Cryptopia writes final chapter: The New Zealand-based exchange that was a major target in a January hack, is in the news again after it entered the liquidation phase and appointed Grant Thornton

Read more at https://bit.ly/2HkERxl

Good news for bitcoin Cash [BCH]: bitcoin’s [BTC] average transaction fees soared to a 10-month high while bitcoin Cash [BCH] showed little change

Read more at https://bit.ly/2LLiTrD

Tuur Demeester on crypto-exchanges: The Founder of Adamant Capital is in the news after he claimed that bitcoin exchanges and custodians were too big to bail and can fail like pre-1914 gold banks

Read more at https://bit.ly/2Hrj0Dr

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In today?’?s long overdue, landmark episode we are joined by an international panel of leaders in fin-tech and blockchain law:

Claire Wivell, Hannah Glass (Australia), Alex Simms (New Zealand), Peter van Valkenburgh (USA), and James Duchenne (USA/Mauritius)

The theme for the discussion was regulatory sandboxes?’?Š?'”?’?Šframeworks for enabling businesses to operate in a deregulated environment. The goal is to allow legislative bodies to develop an understanding of new businesses before regulating them. We have seen a successful example in the United Kingdom, but Australia?’?s efforts to replicate this have not been so successful. Claire Wivell explains why.

We follow this with a discussion of the unique environments of Australia, Mauritius, Singapore and Dubai. New Zealand unfortunately is not so interesting at this stage (both Alex Simms and myself have independently been involved in some interesting conversations since this episode was recorded so watch this space).

We conclude that a US regulatory sandbox is impossible due to the interaction of federal and state legislation and the complexity of their enforcement agencies. However, there is hope if a bright line can be defined between the regulation of custodial and non-custodial businesses

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