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Kalshi strikes deal with S&P Dow Jones Indices to expand financial event contracts
Kalshi signs a deal with S&P Dow Jones Indices to expand financial event contracts.
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OCC calls on community banks to enter the stablecoin payments market
The OCC is encouraging community banks to enter stablecoin payments ahead of new federal licensing rules.
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South Korea weighs fourth delay on its crypto gains tax, pushing it to 2029
South Korea is considering a fourth delay to its crypto gains tax, now to 2029, because US data sharing on trades is not due until then.
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Canada opens consultation on draft stablecoin rules, maintains ban on yields
Canada's draft stablecoin rules require 1:1 reserves and three-day redemptions, and keep the ban on yields.
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South Korea Weighs Fourth Delay of Crypto Tax, With 2029 Start Tied to U.S. Data Sharing
South Korea is weighing a fourth delay of its 22% crypto tax, pushing the start to 2029 and tying it to US data sharing.
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War, Shutdowns, and Licensing Reshape MENA’s $443 Billion Crypto Economy
Chainalysis report shows MENA's crypto economy flat at $443.3B, down 1.4%, shaped by war, shutdowns and licensing.
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Israel's Central Bank Rebukes Netanyahu Plan to Use Crypto to Dodge Sanctions
Israel's central bank rebuked a plan to use crypto to evade sanctions, with over 100 economists warning of isolation.
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Netanyahu Floats Blockchain as a Sanctions Workaround; Israel’s Central Bank Objects
Netanyahu proposed a partly blockchain-based sanctions-proof economy; the Bank of Israel and economists object.
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South Korea weighs fourth delay of crypto gains tax, eyes 2029 start: report
South Korea reportedly weighs a fourth delay of its crypto gains tax to 2029 to align with the US CARF schedule.
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The $10 Insult: Why Congress’s De Minimis Tax Exemption Betrays Everyday Earners—and Locks Bitcoin in a Golden Cage.
Argues the US de minimis rules in Section 988 treat foreign currency more favorably than Bitcoin; an opinion piece with a legitimate tax point.
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Wells Fargo, Cisco, Intuit Among 6 More Companies Objecting to Tokenized Stocks
Twenty-two companies, including Wells Fargo, Cisco and Intuit, now object to their shares trading on the planned OKX-ICE tokenized stock venue.
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UK banks face 10,000 complaints in 3 months over crypto restrictions
UK banks have drawn 10,000 complaints in three months over restrictions on crypto purchases, at odds with the government's goal of becoming a crypto hub.
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Netanyahu floats use of blockchain as solution to potential financial sanctions
Netanyahu said Israel could use blockchain and crypto to skirt potential international sanctions, drawing criticism from opponents and the central bank chief.
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Google Quietly Updates Privacy Policy to Let Gmail and Photos Data Feed Ads
Google's updated privacy policy lets Gmail, Drive and Photos data personalize ads through its AI features, a notable privacy shift for users of its services.
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Argentine judge clears Milei and 10 others in LIBRA case, finding no ‘criminally relevant deception’
Argentine judge cleared Milei and others in the LIBRA case, finding his token promotion did not by itself establish fraud.
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Why McDonalds, Microsoft and Google saying no to tokenized stocks isn't a dealbreaker
Analysis arguing that big-company refusals to list tokenized stocks reflect issuer caution more than rejection of tokenization.
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Argentina drops criminal probe into President Milei over crashed memecoin LIBRA
Argentina's judge dropped the criminal probe into Milei over the LIBRA memecoin, finding no fraud.
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Hyperliquid’s Yan and CME’s Duffy Split Over Who Must Bear US Compliance
Hyperliquid and CME executives debate whether deployers or the blockchain should carry US compliance duties.
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Wells Fargo, Cisco, Marvell among latest firms objecting to OKXICE's tokenized stock plan
Total objections to OKX's tokenized stock plan rise to 22 companies, including Wells Fargo and Cisco.
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U.S. Clarity Act failure gives Asia and Middle East a competitive edge, says Apex Group CEO
Apex Group's CEO argues that the stalled U.S. Clarity Act will push digital asset firms toward Asian and Middle Eastern jurisdictions. This is a policy opinion, not new data.
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The OCC just confirmed GENIUS stablecoins can't pay you yield, so all the yield moves into the protocols
OCC letter confirms GENIUS-compliant stablecoin issuers cannot pay holders interest, pushing yield into DeFi protocols.
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Judge Shuts LIBRA Case Against Javier Milei, Ruling the Memecoin Facts Fit No Crime
A Argentine judge dismissed the LIBRA memecoin case against Javier Milei and all 11 people under investigation, though the order is not yet final.
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Kraken Scraps Monero Withdrawal Questionnaires, Keeps XMR Listed
Kraken dropped the Monero withdrawal questionnaires but keeps XMR listed, with co-CEO Arjun Sethi calling destination-use questions unacceptable.
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SEC Examiners Set Sights on Tokenization at Clearing Agencies for Fiscal 2027
SEC exam staff now list tokenization at clearing agencies as a high-risk area for fiscal 2027, a notable shift in supervisory focus.
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New York Asks Court for a $1.37 Billion Judgment Against NovaTech’s Founders
New York seeks a $1.37B judgment against NovaTech's founders, but promoters have agreed to pay only about $6M and recovery from the Petions is unclear.
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Wells Fargo and five others object to OKX-ICE tokenized stock listings: Report
Wells Fargo and five others have objected to OKX's proposed tokenized stock listings under the SEC innovation exemption, with 22 objections filed so far.
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NY Seeks $1.37 Billion Judgment Against Operators of NovaTech Crypto Ponzi Scheme
New York's attorney general is asking a court for a $1.37 billion judgment against the NovaTech operators, plus interest, over a $1.1 billion fraud.
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Netanyahu Considering Crypto Plan to Dodge Banking Sanctions on Israel
Netanyahu reportedly asked for a blockchain plan to route around possible banking sanctions on Israel, days before the election.
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Argentine Judge Dismisses LIBRA Criminal Case Against Milei and 10 Others
An Argentine judge dismissed the criminal LIBRA case against Javier Milei, Karina Milei and others, after a New York class action was dismissed in September.
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IRS plans lower tax disclosure penalties, including for crypto: Forbes
IRS plans to lower penalties for voluntary disclosure of past violations, including crypto, with more flexible payment options.