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The Boston Blockchain Association has published crypto regulatory advisory guidelines for lawmakers in Massachusetts to consider.

Gary Gensler gets grilled on Capitol Hill as crypto looms large on national political agendas from Cuba to South Korea.

The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey has signed agreements with various firms to form the Digital Turkish Lira Collaboration Platform.

Cointelegraph's law & policy newsletter is back with a discussion of El Salvador's effects, Coinbase's woes, and the digital euro's prospects.

Under Google’s new policy, which went into effect on Aug. 3, advertisers offering cryptocurrency exchange and wallet services are once again allowed to market their products.

The new policy allows companies that have cleared rigorous regulatory hurdles to post ads.

Biden’s pick to run the SEC has some serious crypto and blockchain chops.

Making digital cash work efficiently for public stimulus payments doesn’t require a detour through blockchain technology, in the view of U.S. progressives.

Brad Garlinghouse said tech companies have an obligation to contribute to solving societal issues.

Can blockchain help settle the mail-in voting debate?

Dubai Financial Services Authority has issued a public warning against initial coin offerings to investors.

Professor Robert Jackson from Columbia Law School has been appointed by President Donald Trump to be the SEC Commissioner, replacing last Democrat on Commission

Why National Internet Finance Association of China warns its members against dangers of ICOs.

Philippines Central Bank plans to implement tougher rules to those caught engaging in ANL activities.

Bank of America Managing Director Francisco Blanch thinks that Bitcoin cannot successfully expand around the world without being subjected to some regulatory guidelines especially with security-related issues.