According to the official UAE news agency WAM, the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) independent financial regulator, the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA), has implemented an updated cryptocurrency regulatory framework. The new regulation shifts the suitability assessment of cryptocurrencies from being led by the DFSA to the responsibility of the companies themselves. Relevant companies are required to determine, with sufficient justification and documented evidence, whether the cryptocurrencies they deal with meet DFSA standards. The DFSA will no longer publish a list of "approved cryptocurrencies." The new framework also enhances investor protection and refines the conduct, operational, and reporting requirements related to trading, asset management, custody, and advisory services.

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RetroKeysAndPositions
· 10h ago
Moving from an approval system to a filing system, global regulation is heading in this direction.
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LittleBitcoinInTheReflection
· 12h ago
Refining investor protection clauses is a good thing, but the enforcement remains to be seen.
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GateUser-5d719aba
· 12h ago
Self-assess compliance? Then who is responsible if something goes wrong, the company or the regulators?
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GateUser-1859b7cd
· 12h ago
The UAE's cryptocurrency policies are becoming more flexible, and the Middle East is vying for business in Asia.
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TheRetreatButtonIsVeryLarge.
· 12h ago
DFSA's move to delegate authority to companies for self-assessment truly indicates a shift in regulatory approach.
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GateUser-f92ba9fa
· 12h ago
Corporate self-assessment + enhanced disclosure, balancing innovation and risk control
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IHateFalseProsperity.
· 12h ago
No longer issuing approval lists, but information transparency has actually decreased.
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