Bloomberg: Ghana Eases Regulation for Crypto Activities with New Legalization Bill
BlockBeats News, December 22nd, according to Bloomberg, the Ghanaian parliament has approved a cryptocurrency legalization bill, aimed at responding to the central bank's concerns about the expanding use of this alternative asset class in the West African country without proper regulation.
Ghana's central bank governor, Ernest Addison, stated over the weekend in the capital, Accra, that the passage of the "Virtual Asset Service Providers Bill" will facilitate the licensing of cryptocurrency exchanges and regulate related activities.
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