Germany’s federal cabinet plans to scrap the one-year Bitcoin holding period and tax private crypto gains at 26.375% regardless of duration.
Tokenization opens up new ways for companies to engage investors flexibly and structure financing efficiently.
UK sanctions against HTX, Exmo and 16 other entities target Russia’s A7 crypto network with annual volume exceeding USD 90 billion.
The CLARITY Act passed the Senate Banking Committee 15 to 9. In the full Senate, 7 votes are missing and ethics dispute blocks the path.
The SEC delays its innovation exemption for tokenized stocks indefinitely. Third-party tokens have emerged as the central sticking point.
Trump’s executive order directs the Federal Reserve to review crypto firm access to Master Accounts and Fedwire.
The Bank of England weighs alternatives to BoE stablecoin holding limits for sterling. Industry criticism meets conservative reserve rules.
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Robinhood Perpetual Futures in Europe now cover commodities and currencies, and the broker plans a crypto launch in the United Kingdom.
Digital finance transparency relies on Proof of Reserves, Merkle trees, MPC custody and 24/7 monitoring to verify solvency and safeguard user assets.
