Global #Cryptocurrencies

Major cryptocurrencies are experiencing sustained selling pressure this month, even as traditional safe-haven assets, gold and silver, rally.

The UK's commitment to advancing digital finance regulation has been demonstrated by the Financial Conduct Authority's (FCA) approval of ClearToken, a firm specializing in regulated financial market infrastructure.

The crypto market staged an immediate rebound on Sunday following a social media announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump, who claimed that tariff revenues would be used to send direct cash payments—or dividends—of at least $2,000 per person to Americans (excluding high-income earners).

Kazakhstan's Central Bank, under Deputy Governor Berik Sholpankulov, is exploring a strategic, landmark policy shift: investing a portion of the nation's national funds and reserves into cryptocurrencies.

President Donald Trump has announced a major shift in US digital asset policy, publicly endorsing private cryptocurrencies and moving against Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs).

The Brazilian government is moving to significantly alter the tax landscape for cryptocurrencies by introducing a legislative proposal that offers citizens an opportunity to regularize previously hidden digital assets.

The French National Assembly, the lower house of parliament, has approved a significant amendment that aims to redefine and expand the taxation of "unproductive wealth," a move that would also affect the digital asset sector, including cryptocurrencies.

Kraken is significantly boosting its derivatives offerings for European traders, allowing them to use cryptocurrencies as collateral for perpetual futures (perps).

Hong Kong's financial regulators, particularly the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX), are taking a strict stance against companies that seek to operate primarily as Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs)—firms that hold a significant portion of their capital in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) or Ethereum (ETH).

U.S. Senator Thom Tillis is urging Congress to pass cryptocurrency legislation by early 2026, warning that the upcoming midterm elections will create a "political season" that could lead to legislative gridlock and prevent the bill from being enacted.

US Representative Ro Khanna (D-CA) has publicly announced his intention to introduce legislation that would prohibit the President, their family, and members of Congress from trading cryptocurrencies or stocks.

Ferrari is entering the crypto space by launching a new digital token that will allow its wealthiest clients to bid on one of its most celebrated race cars, the Ferrari 499P, which won three consecutive Le Mans titles.