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Hyperliquid’s Jeff Yan Says US Rules Should Cover the Firms Running Markets on His Blockchain, Not the Network Itself
Hyperliquid founder Jeff Yan told Bloomberg US rules should apply to firms that run markets on his blockchain, not the network itself, CoinDesk reports.
Australia’s ASIC Opens Consultation on Proposed Rules for Crypto Platforms Ahead of Its New Digital Asset Law
ASIC's CP 392 sets out proposed guidance and standards for digital asset and tokenised custody platforms before Australia's new law starts on 8 April 2027.
Patrick Witt Leaves White House Crypto Council Executive Director Role
Patrick Witt has left as executive director of the White House Crypto Council. A White House official told The Block his detail expired.
EU Court Adviser Says TikTok Should Lose Its Challenge to Its DMA Gatekeeper Label
Advocate General Biondi says the EU's top court should reject ByteDance's appeal over TikTok's DMA gatekeeper status. His opinion is not binding.
VanEck Asks the SEC to Withdraw Its Lido Staked Ethereum ETF Filing
VanEck asked the SEC to withdraw its Lido Staked Ethereum ETF registration. No shares were issued. No reason beyond not proceeding.
Polygon Labs Completes Coinme Acquisition; Price Not Disclosed
Polygon Labs completed its Coinme acquisition. Price was not disclosed. The deal adds US money-transmitter coverage across 48 states.
Coins.ph, the Philippines’ Largest Crypto Exchange, Reportedly Faces Central Bank Action Over Alleged Gambling Flows
Coins.ph, the Philippines' largest crypto exchange, reportedly faces central bank action over alleged gambling links. It denies the claims.
US Bank Regulator’s Final Report Says All Nine Largest National Banks Had Debanking Policies, Including Limits on Crypto Firms
The OCC's final debanking report says all nine of the largest US national banks it supervises restricted some sectors, including crypto, from 2020 to 2025.
US Treasury Fines Bank of America $1.2 Billion Over Money Laundering Failures, Crediting a Record $750 Million OCC Penalty
FinCEN fined Bank of America $1.2bn for anti-money laundering failures, crediting the OCC's record $750m penalty. OFAC added an $11.6m settlement.
South Korea’s Supreme Court Sets Rules for Courts to Seize and Sell Crypto, Starting 1 November
A new Supreme Court rule, in force from 1 November, sets out how South Korean courts can freeze, seize and sell crypto to pay off unpaid debts.
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