G20 put crypto regulation in the pipeline
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Tackling crypto regulation is high on the agenda at this week's G20 Summit of the world's largest economies. World leaders warned that regulating crypto-assets is needed to prevent money laundering and to counter terror finance, as well as to create a platform for "fair and sustainable development." The group, formed in 2008 to resolve the financial crash, previously commented in March about the need for specific crypto regulations and predicted an October deadline for review. It's not clear if those specifics have been ironed out. (CoinDesk)
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Isabel is The Block's London and European reporter. She previously reported for Reuters in Madrid and London, following on from her time as a freelance journalist for the Guardian and the New York Times. She has a Bachelors in War Studies from King’s College London and a Master of Philosophy from the University of Oxford. Conflict of Interest: Edward Woodford, the CEO of SeedCX, is Isabel's brother. She does not report on any issues related to Seed or advise other authors in any regard.
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