The announcement came roughly nine months after U.S.-based crypto exchange Bittrex said it would shutter operations in response to the country’s regulatory environment.
Crypto should become a regular part of TradFi within 5-10 years: Exchange CEO
Bittrex Global CEO Oliver Linch believes crypto conferences won’t exist in five to 10 years — because crypto will become just a part of traditional finance.
Bitcoin takes flight in Liechtenstein: Minister proposes government services paid in crypto
Prime Minister Daniel Risch of Liechtenstein told local papers that Bitcoin is set to play a growing role in government services payments.
Liechtenstein adapts blockchain laws to developing crypto landscape
Future regulation is intended to ensure uniform regulation for all European countries and covered participants.
Illuvium, LCX and Tokemak hit new highs as Bitcoin dominance lingers
LCX, ILV, TOKE and at least 10 other altcoins hit new all-time highs alongside ETH today.
Xapo co-founder gets regulators’ green light for new crypto startup
Licechtenstein’s Financial Market Authority has approved a new startup called Lirium, which was founded by a Xapo co-founder and aims to streamline the integration of crypto services by banks and fintechs.
LCX Exchange Gets Licensed in Liechtenstein to Help Banks Create Their Own Digital Assets
LCX has been granted eight out of the 11 crypto-related licenses in Liechtenstein.
LCX Exchange Gets Licensed in Liechtenstein to Help Banks Create Their Own Digital Assets
LCX has been granted eight out of the 11 crypto-related licenses in Liechtenstein.
Liechtenstein to Avoid ‘Excessive’ Blockchain Regulation: Prime Minister
Liechtenstein’s government is drafting blockchain legislation, but will not be heavy-handed, Prime Minister Adrian Hasler has told CoinDesk.
The Crown Prince of Liechtenstein Wants to Invest in Crypto
The Crown Prince of Liechtenstein says his family might invest in cryptocurrencies and that he sees a future for the blockchain.
Liechtenstein Bank Opens Up Cryptocurrency Investment for Clients
A Liechtenstein bank has become one of the first in the world that allows clients to directly invest in cryptocurrencies.