The 21st EU sanctions package hits Russia and can now block the crypto services of entire third countries for the first time.
Author: Editorial Office CVJ.CH
Kazakhstan’s crypto tax exemption by presidential decree makes all trading income on licensed, regulated platforms completely tax-free.
Nine institutions including BlackRock and Coinbase launch the Bitcoin Security Consortium, pledging USD 15 million for Bitcoin’s security.
BitMEX shuts down on 23 September 2026 after 11 years, following a sale process that produced no buyer for the exchange.
BancaStato launches regulated crypto trading: buy Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin and Solana directly in e-banking via Sygnum and Avaloq.
Bitcoin overtakes gold in the US: per River’s report, 49.6 million Americans own Bitcoin, while just 28.8 million still hold gold.
S&P and Pantera launch the S&P Pantera Index, a crypto benchmark of 18 constituents that excludes Bitcoin for lack of protocol revenue.
Trump agrees to ethics clause in the Clarity Act: It prohibits public officials from issuing crypto and assigns enforcement to the DOJ.
The Chainalysis Crypto Crime Report puts illicit activity below 1% of on-chain volume, countering the myth of Bitcoin as a criminal currency.
Bitcoin holds the 200-week moving average as Wall Street embraces blockchain: DTCC tokenises securities, while Visa and Stripe push ahead with stablecoins.
Falling qubit estimates bring the quantum computer threat to Bitcoin closer and spark a debate over freezing Satoshi’s coins.
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Citadel Securities takes a USD 400 million stake in Crypto.com at a USD 20 billion valuation, the exchange’s first institutional funding round.
olvo Group is testing a cryptocurrency on a closed blockchain network to settle payments with its material and transport suppliers.
Trump meets Republican senators to resolve the Clarity Act ethics clause, the last hurdle before a possible Senate vote on the crypto bill.
Strategy CEO Phong Le confirms the company stays a Bitcoin buyer and sees debt risks only if Bitcoin falls below USD 10,000.
























