Gibraltar News

Gibraltar’s top court has unfrozen nearly two-thirds of the circulating supply of PLAY tokens after finding there was insufficient evidence to continue the freeze.

The US-based Ready Makers says it won a court order to freeze crypto tokens from its Gibraltar subsidiary, Ready Maker, which it claims it lost control of.

The World Economic Forum recommended using regulatory sandboxes to foster decentralized finance innovation while mitigating risks.

Xapo Bank enters the UK market and becomes the first in the country to launch interest-bearing Bitcoin and fiat banking accounts.

Gibraltar is becoming well known for its pioneering crypto regulations, support for blockchain development and Bitcoin adoption.

Huobi positions its subsidiary Brtuomi Worldwide as one of the first exchanges to provide compliant crypto derivatives and trading services in the British Overseas Territory.

Crypto experts on The Rock of Gibraltar shed light on the crypto-friendly jurisdiction; it could explain why Binance is now recruiting on the British Overseas Territory.

In an interview with Coinpectra, MP Isola detailed Gibraltar’s crypto regulatory landscape and his interest in Bitcoin.

Major franchises in Gibraltar including Costa Coffee, Card Factory and Hotel Chocolat now accept Bitcoin over the Lightning Network or on-chain.

The document will require crypto companies to seek and prevent insider trading and market manipulation.

The agreement is an essential step toward creating a fully regulated link between the fiat and crypto worlds, said Valereum.

While 2021 surely saw a few regulatory setbacks, some governments delivered masterclasses in forward-looking crypto regulation.

Officials have already started digitizing government services on the smart contract network RSK, but plan to step up work on the integration in early 2022.

Block.one announced its plans to build Bullish, its own blockchain-based crypto exchange, in May 2021.

Huobi Gibraltar has already secured the necessary licenses from local authorities.