Key Highlights: Latvia is actively developing a regulatory framework for tokenizing real-world assets (RWAs), with target implementation expected in the first half of 2027. Commercial real estate and government bonds are targeted as the primary use cases to jumpstart the initiative and draw foreign capital. Economics Minister Viktors Valainis confirmed inter-agency collaboration is ongoing, even ...
Key Highlights: Cryptocurrency super PAC Fairshake has committed $1 million each in independent expenditure support across a bipartisan group of six congressional candidates. Recipients include key House Republican leaders French Hill, Bryan Steil, and Bill Huizenga, as well as Democratic Representatives Janelle Bynum, Steven Horsford, and Derek Tran. The spending strategy rewards Democrats who broke ...
Key Highlights: The European Union and eight partner nations have signed an Additional Protocol to modernize the Council of Europe’s Warsaw Convention. Signatories include Georgia, Greece, Hungary, Luxembourg, Monaco, Montenegro, San Marino, and the United Kingdom, alongside the EU. The updated framework targets the cross-border laundering of illicit funds and terrorist financing involving digital assets ...
Key Highlights: Binance founder Changpeng “CZ” Zhao refuted accusations that his social media remarks triggered the removal of a Solana advertisement projected in Shanghai’s Bund district. CZ clarified that he holds no animosity toward Solana, highlighting his broad support for digital assets while cautioning that China has clearly not lifted its cryptocurrency ban. Solana Foundation ...
Key Highlights South Korean authorities are imposing access restrictions on unregistered foreign cryptocurrency platforms targeting domestic investors, including KuCoin and MEXC. Under local regulations, foreign virtual asset providers must register with the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) if they provide Korean-language support, target local marketing, or offer Korean won settlements. While accounts are not automatically frozen, ...
Key Highlights Binance has implemented reporting rules and transaction caps for non-resident cross-border crypto transfers to comply with Brazil’s foreign exchange framework. Users must declare transaction purposes, verify counterparty identities, and adhere to a $100,000 per-transaction cap for unauthorized foreign exchange counterparties, extendable to $500,000 upon advance notice. Binance clarified the measures are not part ...