Dubai Is the ‘Crypto Capital of the World,’ Lawyer Says

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Dubai’s crypto industry recently unveiled its crypto regulatory framework, giving locals a concrete licensing regime for digital asset issuers and service providers. The Crypto Lawyer Irina Heaver, based in Switzerland and Dubai, discusses the state of crypto in Dubai, explaining why the region is a “crypto capital of the world.”

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