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FinCEN and Fed withdraw proposed crypto Travel Rule expansion
FinCEN and the Federal Reserve have withdrawn a 2020 proposal that would have named crypto in Recordkeeping and Travel Rule definitions. The plan would have lowered the cross-border transfer threshold from $3,000 to $250. The agencies said they will not take further action on the proposal. The…
UK Regulator Opens Crypto Permissions Route for Wholesale Banks Ahead of 2027 Rules
The Financial Conduct Authority has reminded wholesale banks that they can apply to extend their permissions into regulated cryptoasset activities under…
German Games Industry Association warns the EU KIDS Act could undermine existing age-rating systems for video games
Game, the German Games Industry Association, has warned that the EU KIDS Act – which was unveiled in draft form in September and which is likely to have sweeping repercussions for game developers – could override well-established age-rating systems at the national level. Read more
ECB Says Digital Euro Pilot Will Bring 36 Payment Providers Into 2027 Testing
In a November 5 speech, the European Central Bank said 36 payment service providers have been selected for a planned digital euro pilot in the second half…
Ask your AI agent "which crypto firms got an EU licence this week?" — a free MCP tool that answers from ESMA's own file
Under MiCA, every crypto-asset service provider (CASP) authorised in the EU lands on ESMA's interim register, published as a CSV. ESMA also keeps a list of firms that are offering crypto services without authorisation. Both change every week, and nobody announces the changes. NorthPoint reads that…
Onchain data casts doubt on insider-trading theory in NYT’s ‘suspicious’ election betting story
The New York Times reported on 'suspicious' bets, but two experts who reviewed The Block's findings said the evidence doesn't strongly suggest foul play.
Who gets to block your Kalshi bets? Washington just escalated the fight
US derivatives exchanges face a comply-or-explain demand as separate court holdings keep Kalshi's nationwide access unresolved. Read the full story on CryptoSlate Understand the crypto stories that matter and what to watch next. Get The Catalyst in your inbox
EU launches crypto task force to target Russian sanctions evasion
The European Commission has launched a crypto task force to address Russian sanctions evasion through digital assets. The task force sits within a new sanctions office that coordinates how member states apply restrictive measures. EU spokesperson Siobhan McGarry said crypto is a tool used to…
Thailand is cutting off Bitget. Users have until December 5 to prepare
The regulator asks customers to consider action on holdings before the block, while Bitget promises guidance on service access. Read the full story on CryptoSlate Understand the crypto stories that matter and what to watch next. Get The Catalyst in your inbox
Ex-FBI agent pleads guilty to stealing $2.47 million in crypto from wallets tied to 35 investigations
Yaroch will pay at least $2.4 million in restitution and will forfeit any profits he would earn in the future from telling his story.
U.S. prediction markets regulator issues demand that clashes directly with courts
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission said regulated exchanges can't cut off customers state-by-state, but firms like Kalshi are under court orders to do so.
Reading the AI Act One Article at a Time
The two posts I wrote in February about building AI platforms under European law, compliance-as-code and fine-tuning , stop at the architecture. They say where the compliance layer sits and not much about what goes in it. The AI Act is written in clauses, and each clause ends up as something…
LIVE- Wall Street Power Grab? Anti-Crypto Elizabeth Warren Could Put Day Trading in the Crosshairs
Elizabeth Warren is poised to lead Senate Banking as Wall Street, crypto, and day trading face tougher scrutiny under a Democratic Congress. The post LIVE- Wall Street Power Grab? Anti-Crypto Elizabeth Warren Could Put Day Trading in the Crosshairs appeared first on Cryptonews .
U.S. Justice Department assembles force to shield against foreign AI threats
The new DOJ task force will aid the recently designated U.S. "SI Force" by warding off bad actors backed by other nations, criminal groups or corporate fraud.
U.S.-Sanctioned Moscow Exchange Will List Bitcoin on Dec. 1 as Russia Pulls Crypto Trading Home
Bitcoin Magazine U.S.-Sanctioned Moscow Exchange Will List Bitcoin on Dec. 1 as Russia Pulls Crypto Trading Home Russia's largest exchange, Moscow Exchange,. will open bitcoin trading on Dec. 1 under the country's new crypto law, with retail buyers tested and capped at 300,000 rubles a year. This…
Ukraine Central Bank Refuses to Back Crypto Bill Cleared for Second Reading
Bitcoin Magazine Ukraine Central Bank Refuses to Back Crypto Bill Cleared for Second Reading Ukraine's National Bank says draft law 10225-d on virtual assets lacks safeguards on foreign tokens and platform licensing. This post Ukraine Central Bank Refuses to Back Crypto Bill Cleared for Second…
Building a Culture for a Kubernetes-Based Platform in a Bank
In banking, open source can earn trust by running real workloads, as Marcy Paramonova and Stéphane Cusin explained in their talk Building Cloud Native Culture in a Bank at KubeCon & CloudNativeCon Europe. Deploying Kubernetes was the easy part; the hard part was culture: community of practice…
Federal and State Officials Ramp Up Scrutiny of DraftKings, Other Sports Betting Apps
The post Federal and State Officials Ramp Up Scrutiny of DraftKings, Other Sports Betting Apps appeared first on ProPublica .
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