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Crafting the Future of Finance: A Comparative Analysis of Cryptocurrency Regulation in the Global Economy
Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary University of London, London, UK
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Journal of Financial Risk Management·Volume 13 (2024)·Pages 193–206·Published 24 January 2024·DOI10.4236/jfrm.2024.131010
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Abstract
This article provides a comparative analysis of financial regulations across different jurisdictions, including the United States the UK and the European Union that could be applied to crypto market. It discusses the economic, social, and technological factors driving the need for crypto regulation and explores the challenges and opportunities these regulations present for financial stability, consumer protection, and innovation. By examining the different regulatory approaches, the article offers insights into the development of a balanced regulatory framework that addresses the unique aspects of digital currencies, maintaining the innovative approach of the crypto market while safeguarding against risks.
KeywordsCryptocurrency RegulationTheory of RegulationFinancial StabilityConsumer ProtectionInnovationDigital CurrenciesUnited StatesUnited Kingdomthe European Union
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