Jeffrey Epstein’s 2018 emails reveal early lobbying for Bitcoin taxation and crypto regulation – with Steve Bannon involved.
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What has happened this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in our weekly review.
The Czech central bank is testing USD 1 million in Bitcoin and digital assets to evaluate custody, risks, and practical applicability.
21Shares launches two US crypto index ETFs under ’40 Act regulation, offering diversified crypto exposure to US investors for the first time.
Singapore will test tokenized government bonds in 2026 and is planning new stablecoin legislation to impose strict regulation on digital financial markets.
UNI token jumps over 30% after Uniswap reform: fee model activated and token burn planned – token holders stand to benefit.
The price discovery of Bitcoin and crypto markets has been slowed by the US government shutdown.
JPMorgan launches “JPM Coin,” a tokenized deposit token for institutional clients – built on the Base blockchain.
US Treasury and IRS authorize staking in crypto ETFs starting in 2026 – staking rewards to be taxed as capital gains rather than income.
The EU will ban privacy coins and anonymous wallets by 2027 – AMLR and MiCA will require all crypto service providers to conduct identity verification.
Five spot XRP ETFs are now listed with the DTCC – final SEC approval is expected shortly after the end of the US government shutdown.
Fed Governor Miran warns that stablecoins could lower the neutral interest rate and influence US Treasury markets.
More than half of hedge funds are investing in crypto assets in 2025 – primarily in Bitcoin and Ethereum through regulated channels.
What has happened this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in our weekly review.
Google integrates data from Kalshi and Polymarket into Finance Search to bring prediction and event market data directly into search results.
Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) fights for a retrial in the appeals court, while reports of a possible Trump pardon cause a stir.























