In July, Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak announced a push to make the UK a ‘crypto hub’ in the context of healthy realism and building the infrastructure to prepare to oversee cryptocurrency issuers and traders in a way that adequately protects investors. The investigation will focus on a number of areas, including: the UK’s

Funding rounds by traditional financial players betting on companies working in the digital sector continue. At the end of May, Barclays together with Goldman Sachs had invested in Elwood Technologies, a platform that aims to provide institutional-level access to cryptocurrency markets. But Barclays decided to continue its investment in the sector and chose London-based Copper.

Germany and the United States are tied for the most crypto-friendly countries, according to Coincub. The ranking refers to the second quarter of this year. Interestingly, last quarter Germany held the podium alone, with Singapore in second place. Third was the USA, followed by Australia and Switzerland. Among the reasons for the first place were

The Turkish lira being one of the worst currencies internationally in recent months, Turkish citizens have turned to cryptocurrencies, leading the country to be one of the most active in this market worldwide. Inflation is at a 24-year high of 78.62%, and this has led to an increase in crypto volumes in Q1 and Q2