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Thailand’s securities regulator plans to limit stablecoin deposits and withdrawals to 5 million baht (about $148,000) per customer each day on each licensed crypto platform. The plan aims to stop money laundering, and people can give their opinions on it until November 26.
The nominations could accelerate regulatory clarity in the crypto sector, impacting market dynamics and innovation amid evolving oversight.
The successful trials could revolutionize FX settlements, reducing risks and enhancing liquidity efficiency across diverse financial systems.
Kraken's strategic diversification amid fluctuating trading volumes highlights resilience but hinges on regulatory approvals for future growth.
The court's decision could redefine regulatory boundaries, influencing the future of derivatives in both crypto and traditional markets.
The crypto industry's alignment with the CFTC may enhance regulatory clarity, potentially boosting market confidence and influencing Bitcoin prices.
Binance's tokenized dividend approach highlights the evolving intersection of crypto and traditional finance, raising liquidity and regulatory concerns.
Three central banks published findings from a cross-border FX settlement trial using Partior's synchronization prototype.
The U.S. Department of Justice and Commodity Futures Trading Commission have sued Arkansas and Attorney General Tim Griffin in federal court, seeking to stop the state’s enforcement action against Kalshi.
Police suspect the group drew up fictitious loan agreements to disguise crypto trading proceeds it transferred directly into bank accounts.
Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed limiting stablecoin transfers through regulated digital asset operators to 5 million baht, roughly $148,000, per customer per day.
The DOJ and CFTC sued Arkansas on November 12 over its enforcement action against Kalshi. The federal case seeks protection for all CFTC-regulated exchanges, their affiliates and partners. Regulators argue the Commodity Exchange Act gives the CFTC exclusive power over derivatives.
The restraining order highlights the growing regulatory scrutiny on prediction markets, potentially reshaping their operations nationwide.
Two Democrats and two Republicans head to the Senate for seats at the two U.S. market regulators, including the one Hester Peirce held, and two of the picks helped shape the Clarity Act.
Bitso's integration with Hyperliquid enhances user convenience and market access, but raises regulatory and self-custody challenges.
The integration of blockchain in forensic evidence handling could revolutionize legal systems by enhancing transparency and accountability.
A Louisiana state judge has temporarily barred Kalshi, Polymarket U.S., Robinhood, Coinbase and other companies that offer prediction markets from offering event contracts to anyone in the state, hours after Attorney General Liz Murrill sued them.
Thailand’s SEC proposed limiting stablecoin deposits and withdrawals to 5 million baht (about $147,750) per platform each day. Stablecoins could only move between accounts or wallets owned by the same person.
PNC Bank is letting eligible corporate clients receive USDC payments through Coinbase, with automatic 1-to-1 conversion to US dollars.
Jane Street raised its Fidelity Bitcoin ETF stake nearly eightfold in Q3 while trimming BlackRock IBIT shares, according to September SEC filings.
The federal complaint seeks protection beyond Kalshi, including a bar on investigations tied to transactions on CFTC-regulated exchanges.
The DOJ and CFTC reportedly sued Arkansas on November 12 to challenge state enforcement against Kalshi. Federal authorities argue that the Commodity Exchange Act gives the CFTC exclusive derivatives-market jurisdiction.
Project Meridian FX APAC linked traditional and tokenised test systems, but did not involve live participants or production operating conditions.
Visa and eligible partners can now settle VisaNet obligations with Western Union’s USDPT. Anchorage Digital Bank issues the token, which is the first covered by the deal. The companies set up a framework to consider more Anchorage-issued stablecoins.
Wall Street’s dispute over perpetual futures has brought crypto exchanges, established trading firms and two federal regulators into a fight over contracts tied to individual stocks, after three venues received clearance to list products without a scheduled expiration and a…
The two institutions signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) detailing that Minna Bank will integrate its financial functions, including Japanese yen deposits and withdrawals, into Backpack’s platform. Backpack is also considering integrating crypto into Minna Bank’s app and offering tokenized deposits.
Stablecoin infrastructure provider Wirex has appointed Kulveer Ranger, Lord Ranger of Northwood, as a Board Adviser to Wirex Labs, its UK digital asset arm. This comes as the company prepares for the country’s upcoming cryptoasset regulatory framework.
President Donald Trump names four SEC and CFTC nominees as Democrats prepare to control Congress and disagreements over US crypto regulation continue.
President Donald Trump has nominated Steven Levine to replace Hester Peirce at the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The Republican lawyer would serve a term ending June 5, 2030.
Operation TorNado seized over $234M in cash and crypto, as dozens of federal prosecutions were announced. Bitcoin tracing helped investigators link BarbaraWhite market payments to an alleged operator in Florida.