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What Is US Clarity Act? What It Means For Bitcoin, Crypto, Investors
The US Clarity Act proposes registration frameworks for crypto businesses so they can legally operate under a defined compliance system.
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Capital B Secures $1.3 Million From Adam Back for Bitcoin-Focused Strategy
Capital B has secured $1.28 million from Blockstream CEO Adam Back through a warrant issuance. The funding will be used to accelerate the company’s Bitcoin treasury strategy as firms continue exploring different approaches to managing digital asset exposure.
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US Law Firm Seeks to Halt Transfer of Frozen ETH From Kelp Exploit
A US law firm has moved to halt the transfer of frozen Ether linked to the Kelp exploit, arguing that the assets may qualify as DPRK property. The development could delay recovery efforts aimed at compensating affected rsETH holders.
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Canada's Bill C-25 Clears Key Vote as Government Moves to Block Crypto Political Donations
Canada has proposed a bill to ban political donations made using cryptocurrency as part of broader election finance reforms. The move aims to improve transparency and reduce risks linked to traceability and compliance, reflecting increasing regulatory scrutiny of digital assets in the country.
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Aave Labs Urges Arbitrum DAO to Release $73 Million in Frozen ETH for rsETH Recovery
Aave Labs has proposed that Arbitrum release $73.5 million in frozen ETH to support rsETH recovery following the Kelp DAO exploit. The funds would be directed to a joint recovery initiative aimed at restoring asset backing and compensating affected users across DeFi platforms.
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Volo Freezes Funds, Limits Damage After $3.5 Million Sui Blockchain Exploit
Sui-based DeFi protocol Volo reported a $3.5 million breach affecting select vaults. The team has frozen a portion of the stolen funds and said unaffected vaults remain secure. The protocol also plans to absorb losses as concerns around DeFi security continue to grow.
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Want To Invest In Cryptocoins? SIPs Start At Just Rs 500 Per Month
Across platforms, SIP participation in cryptocoins has surged 60-80 per cent year-on-year. Monthly active SIP mandates are also rising steadily.
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Coinbase Rolls Out Crypto-Backed Loans in the UK as FCA Shapes Rules
Coinbase has launched crypto-backed USDC loans in the UK, allowing users to borrow against assets like Bitcoin and Ether. The move comes as the FCA seeks feedback on upcoming crypto regulations. The offering reflects growing interest in crypto lending products within regulated markets.
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Ethereum NFT Platform Shuts Down After Blacklove Sale Falls Through
Ethereum-based NFT platform Foundation is shutting down after a planned acquisition by Blackdove fell through. The move reflects ongoing challenges in the NFT market, even as trading activity continues. Users will be allowed to withdraw and delist assets before the platform fully ceases operations.
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South Korea Plans Blockchain-Based Payments for Government Spending
South Korea plans to pilot blockchain-based payments for government expenses under a regulatory sandbox. The initiative aims to improve transparency, reduce misuse, and lower costs through tokenised deposits. The move is part of the country’s broader strategy to expand digital asset adoption in public finance.
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White House Report Challenged by American Bankers Association on Stablecoin Yields
The American Bankers Association has criticised a White House report on stablecoin yields, arguing it overlooks key risks to bank deposits. The debate highlights concerns around financial stability as the stablecoin market grows. Policymakers are being urged to evaluate the long-term implications of yield-bearing digital assets on traditional banki...
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Former US CFTC Chair Chris Giancarlo Departs Willkie, Plans to Advise Cryptocurrency Firms
Former CFTC Chair Chris Giancarlo is stepping away from his legal role to focus on advising cryptocurrency firms and contributing to policy discussions. His move comes amid growing regulatory focus on crypto in the US, highlighting the increasing overlap between traditional finance leadership and the digital asset industry.
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HSBC, Standard Chartered-Led Group Bags First Stablecoin Issuer Licenses in Hong Kong
Hong Kong has granted its first stablecoin issuer licences to HSBC and a Standard Chartered-led venture, marking a key milestone under its new regulatory framework. The move reflects a cautious approach, favouring institution-backed players while setting strict rules for reserves, governance, and compliance in the evolving digital asset market.
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UK NCA-Led Operation Atlantic Freezes $12 Million Funds Tied to Approval Phishing Scams
Operation Atlantic, involving agencies from the UK, US, and Canada, has frozen $12 million linked to crypto phishing scams. The initiative identified over 20,000 victims and highlighted the growing threat of approval phishing attacks. Authorities are increasing international cooperation to tackle organised digital asset fraud.
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Coinbase Plans to Expand Crypto Offerings in Australia After Securing Financial Services Licence
Coinbase has secured an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL), paving the way to expand its crypto offerings in the country. The move comes ahead of new legislation mandating licences for exchanges. With rising crypto adoption in Australia, the development reflects growing regulatory clarity and institutional participation in the digital ass...
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What Is US Clarity Act? What It Means For Bitcoin, Crypto, Investors
The US Clarity Act proposes registration frameworks for crypto businesses so they can legally operate under a defined compliance system.
-
Capital B Secures $1.3 Million From Adam Back for Bitcoin-Focused Strategy
Capital B has secured $1.28 million from Blockstream CEO Adam Back through a warrant issuance. The funding will be used to accelerate the company’s Bitcoin treasury strategy as firms continue exploring different approaches to managing digital asset exposure.
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US Law Firm Seeks to Halt Transfer of Frozen ETH From Kelp Exploit
A US law firm has moved to halt the transfer of frozen Ether linked to the Kelp exploit, arguing that the assets may qualify as DPRK property. The development could delay recovery efforts aimed at compensating affected rsETH holders.
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Canada's Bill C-25 Clears Key Vote as Government Moves to Block Crypto Political Donations
Canada has proposed a bill to ban political donations made using cryptocurrency as part of broader election finance reforms. The move aims to improve transparency and reduce risks linked to traceability and compliance, reflecting increasing regulatory scrutiny of digital assets in the country.
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Aave Labs Urges Arbitrum DAO to Release $73 Million in Frozen ETH for rsETH Recovery
Aave Labs has proposed that Arbitrum release $73.5 million in frozen ETH to support rsETH recovery following the Kelp DAO exploit. The funds would be directed to a joint recovery initiative aimed at restoring asset backing and compensating affected users across DeFi platforms.
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Volo Freezes Funds, Limits Damage After $3.5 Million Sui Blockchain Exploit
Sui-based DeFi protocol Volo reported a $3.5 million breach affecting select vaults. The team has frozen a portion of the stolen funds and said unaffected vaults remain secure. The protocol also plans to absorb losses as concerns around DeFi security continue to grow.
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Want To Invest In Cryptocoins? SIPs Start At Just Rs 500 Per Month
Across platforms, SIP participation in cryptocoins has surged 60-80 per cent year-on-year. Monthly active SIP mandates are also rising steadily.
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Coinbase Rolls Out Crypto-Backed Loans in the UK as FCA Shapes Rules
Coinbase has launched crypto-backed USDC loans in the UK, allowing users to borrow against assets like Bitcoin and Ether. The move comes as the FCA seeks feedback on upcoming crypto regulations. The offering reflects growing interest in crypto lending products within regulated markets.
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Ethereum NFT Platform Shuts Down After Blacklove Sale Falls Through
Ethereum-based NFT platform Foundation is shutting down after a planned acquisition by Blackdove fell through. The move reflects ongoing challenges in the NFT market, even as trading activity continues. Users will be allowed to withdraw and delist assets before the platform fully ceases operations.
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South Korea Plans Blockchain-Based Payments for Government Spending
South Korea plans to pilot blockchain-based payments for government expenses under a regulatory sandbox. The initiative aims to improve transparency, reduce misuse, and lower costs through tokenised deposits. The move is part of the country’s broader strategy to expand digital asset adoption in public finance.
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White House Report Challenged by American Bankers Association on Stablecoin Yields
The American Bankers Association has criticised a White House report on stablecoin yields, arguing it overlooks key risks to bank deposits. The debate highlights concerns around financial stability as the stablecoin market grows. Policymakers are being urged to evaluate the long-term implications of yield-bearing digital assets on traditional banki...
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Former US CFTC Chair Chris Giancarlo Departs Willkie, Plans to Advise Cryptocurrency Firms
Former CFTC Chair Chris Giancarlo is stepping away from his legal role to focus on advising cryptocurrency firms and contributing to policy discussions. His move comes amid growing regulatory focus on crypto in the US, highlighting the increasing overlap between traditional finance leadership and the digital asset industry.
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HSBC, Standard Chartered-Led Group Bags First Stablecoin Issuer Licenses in Hong Kong
Hong Kong has granted its first stablecoin issuer licences to HSBC and a Standard Chartered-led venture, marking a key milestone under its new regulatory framework. The move reflects a cautious approach, favouring institution-backed players while setting strict rules for reserves, governance, and compliance in the evolving digital asset market.
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UK NCA-Led Operation Atlantic Freezes $12 Million Funds Tied to Approval Phishing Scams
Operation Atlantic, involving agencies from the UK, US, and Canada, has frozen $12 million linked to crypto phishing scams. The initiative identified over 20,000 victims and highlighted the growing threat of approval phishing attacks. Authorities are increasing international cooperation to tackle organised digital asset fraud.
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Coinbase Plans to Expand Crypto Offerings in Australia After Securing Financial Services Licence
Coinbase has secured an Australian Financial Services Licence (AFSL), paving the way to expand its crypto offerings in the country. The move comes ahead of new legislation mandating licences for exchanges. With rising crypto adoption in Australia, the development reflects growing regulatory clarity and institutional participation in the digital ass...
