Image from Pexels Since its inception in 2008, the cryptocurrency market has expanded and become an integral part of the global financial system. It has altered economic structures as they penetrate the capital market and day-to-day financial transactions. However, they have also raised concerns about potential risks to investors, businesses, consumers, and the environment. As such, policymakers and government leaders worldwide have become keen on writing, creating, and amending cryptocurrency regulations. Data from the Atlantic Council’s Cryptocurrency Regulation Tracker shows nearly two-thir…

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