Not the best week for crypto lending: Law Decoded, June 20-27

Not the best week for crypto lending: Law Decoded, June 20-27

The Celsium failure continues to draw attention to the lending issues from regulators and community. Due to Celsius Network’s withdrawal suspension in mid-June, the very topic of crypto lending made its entryway to the acute issues list for the regulators. Last week, lawmakers and officials continued to raise the question of necessary action, with significant utterance belonging to one of the key European crypto skeptics, Christine Lagard. European Central Bank president got so impressed with the Celsius crisis that she coined the term "MiCa II," referring to the main regulatory package....


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