How to navigate growing crypto regulation in Canada Dec 23rd

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How to navigate growing crypto regulation in Canada

– moneysense.ca

Crypto has been under a harsh spotlight like never before. Recent eyebrow-raising headlines have included the collapse of the FTX empire, charges of insider trading at crypto firm Coinbase, and the long-running criminal investigation into crypto exchange Binance.

These events—and crypto’s growing prominence in the global economy—reinforce the case for greater regulatory scrutiny of the crypto market.

Some crypto watchers argue that the growing adoption and decentralized nature of cryptocurrencies create unique risks for financial authorities, capital markets regulators, investors, consumer protection groups and tax authorities worldwide.

Regulators, both in Canada and the U.S., reveal concerns about the risks crypto investors face. Crypto analysts, too, are increasingly vocal in warning that more intense regulation is on the way. Against that backdrop, what can investors do to navigate a more regulated cryptosphere?

But before that, let’s look at why the crypto market needs regulation and what that could look like…

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