Coinbase wants to list stock perpetuals for round-the-clock trading in the US and needs CFTC approval on top of the SEC clearance.
A study group from Japan’s FSA, the Ministry of Finance and the central bank starts reviewing blockchain settlement for securities this summer.
Coinbase-backed lobbying group Stand With Crypto endorses 32 House incumbents who voted for the Clarity Act, now stalled in the US Senate.
Trump says the CFTC under Chairman Michael Selig is working on regulated US market access for the perpetual futures exchange Hyperliquid.
The SEC’s proposed crypto issuance rules would exempt offerings up to USD 5 million from federal registration for four years.
US prosecutors in Atlanta unsealed the Edward Zimbardi indictment over a USD 165 million crypto Ponzi days after Fiji deported him.
Bitpanda’s MiCA penalty of EUR 70,000 concerns only formal and notification rules, while its license and client funds remain untouched.
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Memecoins on Robinhood Chain lock up tokenized stock floats, and one pool drove the HIMS wrapper to 4.5 times its NYSE price.
What separates Dogecoin from Bitcoin is its unlimited supply, and the 2013 satire coin now trades through its own US spot ETF.
