Australia Proposes New Licensing Regime for Crypto Exchanges, Aims for Draft Legislation by 2024
Australia expects to release a draft legislation which covers licensing and custody rules for crypto asset providers by 2024.
Upbit Receives Preliminary ‘In-Principal’ Approval in Singapore
The in-principal approval allows Upbit Singapore to continue providing regulated digital payment token services in compliance with the Payment Services Act 2019.
Internet Computer’s Dfinity Is Building Carbon Credit-Inspired Tech for Waste Management
The foundation is working with management consultancy Roland Berger who introduced the Voluntary Recycling Credits (VRC) standard in June, inspired by the carbon credit market.
Sam Bankman-Fried May Testify at Trial, Defense Says. First, He Needs His ADHD Meds
Sam Bankman-Fried exiting a New York courthouse earlier this year. (Nikhilesh De/CoinDesk)
BOND Token Soars After BarnBridge Votes to ‘Comply’ With SEC
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SEC Won’t Appeal Loss in Grayscale Case, Boosting the Odds GBTC Can Become a Bitcoin ETF
The decision, reported by Reuters, boosts the odds that Grayscale Investments will be able to turn its Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) into a more investor-friendly ETF.
Stablecoin Lender Liquity’s Token Gains 80% in Month as Activity Increases
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Is Hamas Using Crypto to Attack Israel? We Don’t Know
Reports this week about multi-million dollar Hamas crypto financing may have left a faulty impression.
Ethereum’s New Low-Fee Regime May Put Its ‘Ultra Sound Money’ Thesis to Test
The Ethereum network’s revenue from fees dropped to its lowest level since April 2020 as speculative activity disappeared and users migrated to layer 2s, IntoTheBlock said.
Everything to Know About Sam Bankman-Fried’s Second Week in Court
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