ESMA News

Cryptocurrency investors should be ready to lose all their holdings, according to Ireland’s central bank financial conduct director.

The EU’s financial regulator released a lengthy 2020 report, which includes the dangers of big tech companies entering finance.

The chairman of the European Securities and Markets Authority, Steven Maijoor, has supported new regulations for digital assets to help investors.

Are Mastercard and VISA about to deem crypto and ICOs ‘high risk’?

The European securities watchdog is studying ICOs to see how it fits into existing regulation, as well as their impact on competition in the capital raising sector.

The E.U. markets watchdog has set a budget for an initiative to monitor fintech and crypto assets in its 2019 work program.

The European Supervisory Authorities said that cryptocurrencies show “clear signs of a pricing bubble” and warned investors not to “invest money they cannot afford to lose.”

European regulator ESMA warns about ICOs that offer securities masking as mere “tokens”; ICO platforms come under fire.

EU regulatory bodies have repeated warnings about the need for strict compliance from ICO businesses.

A Tokyo judge has ruled that bitcoin’s are not subject to ownership; Intel is hiring a researcher to investigate hardware and software to advance decentralized ledgers; and more news

The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) is investigating the use of digital currencies and blockchain technology for investment products, notably financial assets and derivatives.