Category: Ethereum News
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Taiwan FSC approves foreign crypto ETFs for professional investors
Taiwan’s FSC opens investment channels for professional investors, allowing access to high-risk foreign digital asset ETFs while maintaining a cautious stance on market risks.
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California governor vetoes hotly-contested AI safety bill
Gavin Newsom has vetoed SB 1048, saying that “while well-intentioned,” it could place unnecessary restrictions on emerging AI companies in California.
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No, FTX distribution payments do not begin on September 30
According to the FTX bankruptcy estate, total claims from injured parties top $11 billion, as a court hearing to confirm the plan looms.
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CryptoQuant CEO calls for ‘smart regulation,' community voices doubts
Ju’s push for “smart regulation” in Web3 aims to curb scams, build trust, and ensure responsible growth, sparking community debate.
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Dutch regulator warns of crypto pump-and-dump risks ahead of MiCA
The Dutch AFM issued warnings about crypto market manipulation, focusing on pump-and-dump schemes ahead of MiCA’s implementation in December.
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Former Chinese finance minister urges crypto study after US Bitcoin ETF shift
Lou Jiwei stresses that China must assess cryptocurrency developments, particularly as the US shifts policy on Bitcoin ETFs.
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Billionaire Bitcoiner slams UK tax system, leaves for Swiss Bitcoin city: Report
Bitcoiner Christian Angermayer claimed the United Kingdom’s latest tax proposal for non-doms would be a “huge mistake” and be “a bigger act of national self-harm than Brexit.”
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FTX creditors only getting '10-25% of their crypto back' — creditor
Following the collapse of the FTX exchange, the FTT token collapsed by more than 80% and wiped away over $2 billion in customer value.
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CZ walks free, Caroline Ellison receives prison sentence, and more: Hodler’s Digest, Sept. 22 – 28
Binance founder CZ walks free, former Alameda Research CEO Caroline Ellison sentenced to two years, and more: Hodlers Digest
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John Deaton vows to fight federal CBDC, calls it ’a hill to die on’
John Deaton discusses his stance on the Federal Reserve CBDCs, regulatory clarity, and government accountability in his Senate run.