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The UAE is developing a dual strategy for Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, fostering distinct environments in Abu Dhabi and Dubai for institutional and consumer adoption respectively.
Argentina's central bank is deliberating the possibility of permitting local banks to engage in cryptocurrency trading, signaling a noteworthy shift in its regulatory approach.
The European Commission has unveiled plans to extend the European Securities and Markets Authority's oversight over cryptocurrency firms and trading platforms, aiming to improve EU market competitiveness against the US.
The CFTC has officially permitted the trading of spot cryptocurrency products on federally regulated futures exchanges, marking a significant step in U.S. crypto policy.
Paul Atkins, chair of the SEC, asserts the agency's capability to advance regulations for cryptocurrency without Congressional input, anticipating an exemption for innovators within a month.
Prediction markets indicate rising chances for Kevin Hassett, associated with Coinbase, as the next Federal Reserve chair amid shifts in policy dynamics.
Hester Peirce, a commissioner at the SEC, emphasizes the importance of self-custody and financial privacy as fundamental rights.
The UK government has unveiled a new tax framework aimed at easing tax burdens for decentralized finance users, eliminating capital gains taxes on certain transactions.
Blockrise has achieved MiCA licensing in the Netherlands, enabling regulated Bitcoin services and paving the way for business loans secured by Bitcoin.
The United Arab Emirates introduces a financial law that incorporates decentralized finance (DeFi) and the Web3 sector into its regulatory framework, marking a significant change for the industry.
VanEck alters its plan for the BNB ETF by eliminating staking options, aiming to mitigate regulatory risks highlighted in their recent SEC filing.
The SEC has provided a no-action letter to Solana's Fuse project, marking a significant moment for DePIN regulations in the cryptocurrency space.
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