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Deutsche Bank Set to Launch Digital Asset Custody Service Soon: What Should Clients Expect on Day One?
Deutsche Bank is set to launch its digital asset custody services for institutional clients, focusing initially on Bitcoin and Ether with plans for stablecoins.
Saber Money Secures Investment from Tether and Titan Fund for Asia-Pacific Expansion
Saber Money secures funding from Tether to expand its stablecoin-based payment services in Asia and the Gulf, enhancing cross-border transactions.
Swedish Riksbank Advocates for Legal Framework as ECB Moves Forward with Digital Euro Pilot
Sweden's central bank seeks legislation for a digital krona amid ECB's plans for a digital euro pilot by 2027, addressing currency competitiveness concerns.
U.S. District Judge Upholds $5 Million Penalty on Gemini Trust, Confirms Permanent Injunction
A federal judge upheld a $5 million penalty against cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, rejecting their request to overturn the settlement with the CFTC.
Australia Moves Toward International Crypto Tax Data Exchange with New Legislation
Australia's draft bill aims to adopt the OECD's Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) for automatic crypto tax data exchange by 2028.
Cross River Bank Partners with Ripple to Integrate RLUSD into Banking Services
Cross River Bank partners with Ripple to integrate RLUSD stablecoin into traditional banking, simplifying global payments for businesses.
Brazil Advances Towards Tokenized Securities with New Experimental Program
Brazil's CVM launches a pilot program to test tokenized securities using decentralized ledger technologies, aiming to modernize securities operations.
Episode Six Introduces Real-time Validation for Bank-Issued Digital Assets
Episode Six introduces Verified Backing checks for bank-issued stablecoins, ensuring real-time verification during issuance and redemption processes.
Russia Implements Ban on Direct P2P Cryptocurrency Transactions Starting July 2027
Russia will ban direct peer-to-peer cryptocurrency trades from July 1, 2027, requiring trades through authorized intermediaries.
Tether Involved in $6.3 Million Deal With Firm Linked to Former Trump Cryptocurrency Adviser Bo Hines, Investigation Reveals
Tether's $6.3 million payment to a consulting firm linked to former Trump crypto adviser Bo Hines raises ethical questions amid stablecoin legislation negotiations.
South Korea Strengthens Cybersecurity Measures in Wake of Financial Sector Breaches
South Korea plans a cybersecurity overhaul for financial firms, proposing tighter assessments and stronger accountability after recent security breaches.
Patrick Witt departs from White House Crypto Council as legislative challenges persist
Patrick Witt has left the White House Crypto Council amid stalled legislation for the Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act, creating another leadership vacancy.
ASIC Solicits Public Input on Proposed Regulations for Cryptocurrency Platforms Before 2027 Implementation
Australia's ASIC seeks feedback on proposed capital and custody rules for crypto platforms ahead of a 2027 rollout, following new digital assets legislation.
BingX Secures MiCA License in Austria, Plans Expansion Across 29 EEA Markets
BingX secures a MiCA crypto license in Austria, allowing expansion of services across 29 European countries, enhancing regulatory compliance.
Industry Advocates Unite Against Illinois Digital Asset Tax Amid Implementation Delay
Illinois organizations are uniting to challenge a delayed 0.2% crypto asset tax, seeking a swift court ruling on its legality before 2027.
Circle's USDC Receives 'Significant' E-Money Status from EU Authorities
The EU classifies Circle's USDC stablecoin as a 'significant e-money token' under MiCA, enabling regulatory oversight by French and EU authorities.
Perpetuals.com unveils plans for tokenized U.S. equities under SEC's Innovation Exemption
Perpetuals plans to launch tokenized U.S. stocks using the SEC's Innovation Exemption, enhancing trading with blockchain technology.
Authorities in Brooklyn Break Up Major Cryptocurrency Scam Targeting Russian Speakers
US authorities shut down a major crypto scam network, seizing 112 servers and 241 websites, disrupting scams that stole millions from Russian-speaking Americans.
Exploring the OCC's Findings on Debanking Practices and Their Impact on Cryptocurrencies
The OCC report reveals debanking efforts linked to crypto activities, noting banks limited services due to reputational concerns and financial crime risks.
Qivalis Secures EMI License from Dutch Central Bank, Moves Towards Launching Euro Stablecoin
Qivalis has received EMI authorization from the Dutch central bank to launch a euro-denominated stablecoin, pending further regulatory requirements.
