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A cryptocurrency exchange focused on frictionless transactions is positioning itself as the bridge between fiat and digital currencies across the globe.

The National Securities Market Commission in Spain has issued warnings on 12 entities for not being registered for investment services.

The financial package for Argentine soccer star Lionel Messi’s much-anticipated move to Paris Saint-Germain includes payment in crypto fan tokens, sources claim.

A Uruguayan senator has introduced a bill seeking to “establish a legitimate, legal and safe use in businesses related to the production and commercialization of virtual currencies.”

The draft bill intends to allow property owners to pay mortgages with crypto and authorize the real estate sector to use their own crypto for mortgage purchases in Spain.

Janice McAfee, the widow of John McAfee, has questioned the “suicide narrative,” asserting that there was no mention of a suicide note when she picked up his belongings from jail.

Spain’s oldest active political party is reportedly looking to create a public digital currency.

The European Central Bank should rely on public-private cooperation for issuing a digital euro, an exec at BBVA’s digital regulation team said.

Many may remember McAfee for being unapologetically outspoken for his thoughts on government overreach and for being a unique character in the crypto space.

McAfee's lawyers will have the opportunity to appeal the court’s decision and local lawmakers will need to approve it before he can be extradited.

A Spanish stock exchange is moving forward with further tests of its planned blockchain-based system to finance small- and medium-sized enterprises.

La Roja is launching a fan token in partnership with Turkish blockchain platform Bitci Technology.

A summary of the events that marked 2020 in the Spanish crypto space and opinions from different people of the industry who lived it from the inside.

“It is unacceptable that in the face of a scam like this there hasn’t been a strong reaction on the part of the judicial authorities.”

Law enforcement representing 16 different countries cooperated to arrest 20 members of a global crypto-powered money laundering cartel in just one of the cases.