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  Virtual Currency Currencies that are stored in and transacted through designated software, applications, and networks What is Virtual Currency? Virtual currency is a type of unregulated digital currency . It is not issued or controlled by a central bank. Examples of virtual currencies include Bitcoin, Litecoin, and XRP. Digital currencies are stored in and transacted through designated software, applications, and networks in digital form. Virtual currencies are typically issued by private issuers and used among specific virtual communities. The security of the software and networks that virtual currencies stand on is a critical concern. The traditional regulated currencies are backed by sovereign debts (fiat currency) or hard assets such as gold. In contrast, virtual currencies are not backed with no intrinsic value. The valu...

  Types of Crypto Assets Some of the more common types of crypto assets you may encounter are:   Cryptocurrency Cryptocurrency is a digital currency or medium of exchange. It can be used to buy products or services, or for speculative purposes, such as trading on a crypto asset trading platform (CTP)   Cryptocurrencies have no inherent value; their perceived value is based largely on supply and demand in the market. Examples include Bitcoin, Ether, Ripple, and Litecoin.   Crypto related funds Cryptocurrency funds: Cryptocurrency investment funds allow you to access cryptocurrencies without directly purchasing, owning, and trading the coins yourself.  Cryptocurrency ETF: A cryptocurrency exchange traded fund (ETF) works similarly to a regular ETF, but instead of tracking an index, sector, or commodity, a cryptocurrency ETF tracks one or more digital tokens.    Blockc...

  How to Buy Bitcoin (BTC) Instantly With a Bank Account? CEX.IO is a global platform of fintech and crypto services. We follow world finance standards that allow us to build robust relationships with different banks worldwide. Thus, CEX.IO customers can benefit from a wide range of convenient payment methods. You can deposit and withdraw fiat money instantly using Visa and Mastercard debit and credit cards. As well as with a SWIFT, SEPA, and Faster Payments bank transfer. More about these in the next sections. Guide: How to buy Bitcoin (BTC) with a bank account instantly? To be able to buy crypto instantly on the CEX.IO Bitcoin Exchange, create an account and top-up your balance. You can register either an individual or a business account. What account type to choose? Both account types give you access to all CEX.IO services and products. The difference actually is in the deposit and withdrawal limits. Say, if you’re an entrepreneur and plan to trade big volumes on CEX.I...

  Buy bitcoin instantly and compare cryptocurrency exchanges Use Trezor Suite to compare prices and payment options when buying, exchanging, or selling crypto directly from your hardware wallet. Buy bitcoin direct to custody with Trezor Suite. Using the in-app Trade feature, Trezor users across the world have secure, instant access to bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies . This is made possible thanks to the crypto exchange comparison tool created by Invity, a SatoshiLabs company that connects you with trusted partner exchanges to fulfill direct-to-custody trades using your preferred payment method. Using Trezor Suite to convert between currencies means you are not subject to counterparty risk of using a wallet whose keys are controlled by an exchange. That means the coins you buy are yours from the moment they arrive, and you can expect more accountability and simpler resolutions in case of disputes. How do I buy bitcoin in Trezor Suite? Trading with your Trezor is all don...

  How are Cryptocurrencies Regulated in the U.S. and the EU? In recent years, the general opinion on cryptocurrencies has shifted. What was once viewed as an unreliable asset reserved for tech enthusiasts is now seen as a trusted digital asset available on most modern brokerages. That mainstream acceptance has come with greater regulatory scrutiny. Many countries are starting to collect taxes on capital gains and  crack down on financial crimes in the cryptocurrency space. Moreover,  the idiosyncrasies of cryptocurrencies have regulators asking questions. Cryptocurrency regulation in the United States Most of the discussions around cryptocurrency regulations are at the agency level. United States agencies including the Department of Treasury, Securit...

  What is next for crypto regulation in the US? I’m here in Davos where US President Donald Trump addressed the delegates virtually on Thursday—emphasizing that the United States will be the Crypto Capital of the world. A few hours later, the White House issued the much anticipated executive order on digital assets. Since winning the election in November, Trump and his team have sent all the right smoke signals—including appointing David Sacks to be the White House crypto and artificial intelligence (AI) czar. Under the Biden administration, the crypto industry’s biggest complaint was the lack of regulatory clarity and the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) regulation by enforcement practices. The Trump administration intends to fill the regulatory gap and propel a broader agenda of deregulation in the innovation sector in the early days of his presidency.  With legislators ...

  Cryptocurrency Regulations Around the World Key Takeaways As cryptocurrency has become a more significant factor in the global investment landscape, countries have taken different approaches to regulating the asset class. The European Union became the first to adopt measures requiring crypto service providers to detect and stop illicit cryptocurrency uses. The U.S. is slowly approaching regulation, but users, issuers, businesses, and regulators are busy battling it out in the court system. In other countries, cryptocurrency is subject to different classifications and tax treatment. United States The U.S. announced a new framework in 2022 that opened the door to further regulation. The new directive handed power to existing market regulators such as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). 1   The SEC is already regulating the sector, demonstrated by its lengthy list of filings against crypto-centric busine...

  The future of crypto regulation: What is FIT 21? FIT 21, a legislative plan to clarify the role of different regulatory agencies in the oversight of crypto industry, may have a difficult path to passage, but is details are worth considering Far from its early fringe existence, cryptocurrencies have grown to be a strong presence in American political and financial life, with approximately 40% of American adults holding some form of cryptocurrency . Indeed, recent reporting noted that cryptocurrency companies accounted for almost half of all corporate donations during the 2024 presidential election thus far. Not surprisingly, legislators in Washington are taking note. On May 22, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act (FIT 21) as a major step towards productive regulation of the crypto industry. Understanding the contours of F...

  Crypto 2025: Bitcoin’s Ascent, Altcoin Boom, and Market Trends You Can’t Ignore As the world steps into 2025, the crypto market is gearing up for a transformative year, brimming with opportunities, innovations, and challenges. Whether you’re a seasoned investor or a curious newcomer, understanding the trends and forecasts for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other key altcoins is essential for navigating this dynamic landscape. Here’s a comprehensive look at what lies ahead, with insights drawn from recent analyses on Xcoins’ blog and cutting-edge industry news. Bitcoin: Poised for Greater Heights Bitcoin, the trailblazer of cryptocurrencies , continues to command the spotlight. After its record-breaking ascent to $100,000 in 2024, Bitcoin is expected to maintain its role as the digital gold standard. With global regulatory clarity emerging and institutional invest...