Criminals increasingly use home invasions, kidnappings and hostage situations to force crypto holders to surrender their assets.
SA has licensed 300+ crypto firms, but decentralised finance is pushing financial activity beyond traditional regulatory oversight.
National Treasury and the South African Reserve Bank invite comments on the draft Crypto Assets Manual for cross-border activities.
Investors are increasingly comparing exchanges on more than just the number of listed coins or mobile app features.
National Treasury's draft crypto regulations strip property rights and contradict the central bank's own vision, Luno argues.
Gareth Grobler says he has never been presented with fully-verified figures supporting the alleged R30 million shortfall as the company winds up.
Creditors of the now-defunct iCE3X face another year-long wait for payouts, as liquidators pursue UK legal action to recover over R30 million in missing crypto.
Two High Court judgements have reached opposing conclusions on whether digital assets fall within South Africa’s exchange control framework.
National Treasury wants to bring crypto assets formally within SA’s forex framework, despite an ongoing court case around their status.
The Draft Capital Flow Management Regulations could reshape the local crypto market by increasing compliance requirements.
The payments company enters an agreement to acquire BVNK for up to $1.8 billion, including $300 million in contingent payments.
Government's crackdown on crypto assets shows no signs of letting up, with the Financial Intelligence Centre the latest regulator to act.
ITWeb TV: Luno rides on FSP licence to target institutional investors | Ep #48
ITWeb TV speaks to Tarris Arnold, business development manager at Luno, about the company’s future plans in the world of crypto. Arnold also unpacks some of the trending issues in the industry including regulation, how to spot a dodgy crypto exchange, and how a novice can start trading in digital currencies. #Luno #Cryptocurrency #Bitcoin