Gibraltar News

Regulation can add value by strengthening the reputation of a marketplace and creating the conditions to unlock innovation and enhance it.

The British Overseas Territory is making steps toward bringing blockchain adoption into the mainstream.

An upcoming digital assets exchange has vowed to work with regulators around the world to deliver a cutting-edge experience to retail and institutional investors.

Without constant nurturing through communication and collaborative efforts, the pursuits of legislators and businesses would be fruitless.

Once again, Gibraltar is taking the lead in crypto regulations.

The company's $117 million SEC-approved IPO is the first of its kind.

Gibraltar Finance, the business development arm of Gibraltar’s government, will provide support to the forthcoming Post-COVID Hackathon.

Currency.com obtained a distributed ledger technology license from the Gibraltar Financial Services Commission.

Huobi has become the first major exchange to run a Chainlink node in an effort to improve data authenticity and integrity.

The Gibraltar Financial Services Commission has warned the public about four crypto sites that are not regulated by the country.

The art of enacting legislation in a timely fashion requires strong cooperation between regulators and industry officials.

Gibraltar could be the next crypto hotspot, so what do companies based there think about the territory’s sector-leading regulations?

Gibraltar’s minister for digital and financial services spoke to Cointelegraph about regulating market manipulation in the blockchain sector.

Gibraltar’s government is treating token sales as securities offerings by default unless the issuer can prove otherwise.

Gibraltar’s financial minister says every jurisdiction recognizes crypto payments in the absence of policies explicitly outlawing them.