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Binance’s $6.3 Billion Hack Has South Korea Asking Exchanges to Hold More Crypto Offline
South Korea's regulator asked exchanges to add offline storage, reserves and withdrawal monitoring after the Binance hack.
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SpaceX blocks tokenized stock listing on OKXICE despite offshore trading boom
SpaceX and other issuers are objecting to OKXICE's tokenized trading of stock tied to their shares, a notable test of issuer control over tokenized equities.
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SEC Staff Grants Canton Coin No-Action Relief for Token Minting
SEC staff granted Canton Coin no-action relief for token minting, viewing it as a digital commodity based on network utility and no controlling central party.
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Justin Sun Accuses Trump-Backed World Liberty of Using UAE Ties to Escape Federal Court
Justin Sun asks a federal court to sanction World Liberty Financial over undisclosed UAE ties in his lawsuit.
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CFTC clears stock perpetual futures for trading on US exchanges
CFTC cleared stock perpetual futures on US-registered exchanges, bringing a crypto-native product to equities.
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CFTC Chair Says Equity Perps Can Begin US Trading
CFTC Chair Selig says equity perpetuals can begin trading in the US via futures exchanges also registered with the SEC. Kraken hinted at a launch.
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Cboe-Backed Group Sues CFTC Over Single-Stock Perps Approvals
Cboe-backed group sues the CFTC over approvals of single-stock perps from Coinbase, Kalshi and Bitnomial.
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TD Cowen: Democratic Congress Would Sink CLARITY Act for Two Years
TD Cowen analysis says a Democratic Congress sweep would stall the CLARITY Act for two years and block Trump's SEC and CFTC picks.
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CFTC’s Selig Says Perpetual Futures on Individual Stocks Can Now Trade in the US
CFTC chair says perpetual futures on individual stocks can trade in the US, but names no exchange or start date.
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Justin Sun seeks sanctions against Trump-linked World Liberty Financial over UAE ties
Justin Sun seeks sanctions against World Liberty Financial, alleging it failed to disclose UAE ties during his $45M WLFI token lawsuit.
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South Korea's president says country needs a ‘cybersecurity czar’ following $6.3 billion Binance hack
South Korea's president calls for a cybersecurity czar after the Binance hack.
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Amazon, Tesla and SpaceX join OKX–ICE tokenized stock objections as deadline looms
Amazon, Tesla and SpaceX have objected to OKX and ICE tokenized stock plan; 56 objections so far.
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Justin Sun seeks sanctions against World Liberty, alleging Trump-linked firm hid UAE ties
Justin Sun seeks sanctions against World Liberty Financial, alleging it hid UAE ties in a $45M lawsuit.
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CFTC approves individual stock perpetual futures trading in US for the first time
CFTC now allows US exchanges to offer perpetual futures on individual stocks, a notable regulatory step.
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Andrew Hohns: Why Bitcoin Can Fix America’s Debt Spiral
Battery Finance's Andrew Hohns argues a Bitcoin reserve could defease US debt and proposes Treasury pilot BitBonds.
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CFTC Opens U.S. Stock Market to Equity Perpetual Futures
The CFTC cleared perpetual futures on individual US stocks to trade on dual-registered US exchanges for the first time.
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South Korea asks its biggest banks how a major crypto hack would hit them
South Korea's central bank surveyed major banks on how a crypto hack or price crash would affect them.
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New Jersey Drops Coinbase Staking Order After Three Years
New Jersey rescinded its 2023 cease-and-desist order and $5 million penalty against Coinbase's staking service.
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What’s at stake for crypto as the US votes in the 2026 midterms?
Crypto groups spent about $176 million ahead of the US midterms, with control of Congress and crypto legislation at stake.
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Moscow Exchange to launch Bitcoin, Ether and USDT trading in December
Moscow Exchange plans Bitcoin, Ether and USDT trading from Dec. 1 under Russia's new law, with annual purchase limits for non-qualified investors.
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France Delays Budget Vote Again, Leaving Stablecoin Tax Pending
French lawmakers rejected an exit-tax on unrealized crypto gains, but a stablecoin-swap tax stays in the provisional budget.
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Coinbase Says New Jersey Users Can Resume Staking as Regulator Rescinds 2023 Cease-and-Desist Order
New Jersey regulator withdrew Coinbase's 2023 staking cease-and-desist without a merits ruling, reopening staking for NJ users.
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Crypto.com to withdraw Hong Kong consumer app citing regulatory changes
Crypto.com will shut its consumer app in Hong Kong in February, a concrete regulatory-driven retreat from a major market.
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SEC Just Made Regulation Easier For Governance Tokens Like Uniswap
A reported SEC move to ease regulation for governance tokens like Uniswap; the snippet is empty, so the details are unverified.
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South Korea urges exchanges to boost cold storage after Binance hack
South Korea's regulator is pressing exchanges to raise cold-storage holdings after the Binance hack, on top of the existing 80% cold-wallet requirement.
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North Korea denies role in $6.3B Binance hack, points finger at US
North Korea denies the FBI's attribution of the $6.3B Binance hack and says the US is politically motivated.
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New Jersey drops Coinbase staking order ahead of crypto’s midterm test
New Jersey dropped its Coinbase staking order and $5M penalty, restoring US staking access in that state.
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Bank of Korea Weighs How Its Banks Would Weather a Crypto Exchange Hack
Bank of Korea surveys 18 banks and 13 brokerages on how they would cope with a hack of Korea's largest crypto exchange.
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New Jersey Rescinds Coinbase Staking Order, Clearing Path for Restart
New Jersey withdrew its $5M penalty and staking restrictions on Coinbase, clearing a path for staking to restart.
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Nvidia, Nike Join 50 Companies Blocking OKX–ICE Stock Token Push
Fifty companies including Nvidia, Microsoft and JPMorgan have objected to OKX and ICE tokenizing their shares under the SEC's Innovation Exemption.