Shivam Thakral, CEO of BuyUcoin™ writes an exclusive article for The Economic Times on the impact of regulations on digital asset industry. Regulations can provide a clear environment for crypto trading and investments. Crypto exchanges and traders would know the legal provisions guiding their activities. They would know what is legal and permitted. They would also know what is unlawful and prohibited. Regulations make businesses progress with confidence. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gyf7Dyhn
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So they say crypto is the Wild Wild West... Well, not exactly. In fact, at the Crypto Council for Innovation we just released a guide for how illicit finance risks can be managed throughout the crypto ecosystem, from centralized exchanges to DeFi protocols. A resource for those who want to understand how to keep the good of the ecosystem from being overrun by the bad, so it doesn't get ugly. All in a handy 1-page graphic. You can download here: https://lnkd.in/esqR59Rx
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Stable coin is here to stay no doubt. However, having a perspective of it being used for illicit isn't a productive argument. There is no medium of exchange in history that has not been abused for illicit purposes. We only need to embrace the innovation and think forward on how to make it better than it's precursors. Dollar is still the most used currency when it comes to illicit deals even in the countries whose currencies of exchange isn't dollar. The argument and statistics shouldn't be heavily tilted towards “illicit” as the advantages far outweighs the disadvantages if we could make up our mind to look away from this negative viewpoint and remarks as it is an agelong practice with almost no solutions which I believe stable coin is assiduously working to unravel.
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Did you know that stable coins are now the most common type of crypto asset used in illicit transactions? I cover it in my educational segment on the latest episode of Crypto Weekly. Powered by Phoenix Group
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I really hope this doesn’t get lost in all commentary after the report on the FCA. This a great piece of work and would recommend reading it alongside the Jersey Financial Services Commission work. Can also give business leaders my top tips on how to get Risk and Compliance teams to be your biggest allies in promoting this business area internally and successfully launching initiatives into the market. 1) Be able to demonstrate you have actual knowledge on digital assets, having provided training and preferably can bring in experienced team members 2) Engage with your regulator. They are just as keen to develop this area and have so many ways to support 3) Create a proper Risk Appetite Statement and work out what you want your exposure to be. Remember not to run before you can walk 4) Develop a good risk assessment tool so you know how being involved with particular clients and deals will impact your risk exposure 5) Accept changes will be needed to policy and procedure developed. These must be in place before you start work, you can’t experiment first and catch up later 6) More training and testing that people do have the knowledge needed Have all those and journey will be much simpler, more profitable and safer. Risk and Compliance can design the support you need around this and be your reliable and trusted advisor. It may seem fairly obvious but some of the most challenging areas I have seen are when the basics get missed in the desire to get a new offering to market quickly. Investing time and effort now will give a very large return.
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