Thailand SEC May Approve Bitcoin ETFs on Local Exchanges
The Thailand Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) may soon permit Bitcoin ETFs to be listed on local exchanges for the first time.
The Thailand Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) may soon permit Bitcoin ETFs to be listed on local exchanges for the first time.
According to an internal memo reported by Reuters, on Monday, Italy’s largest bank, Intesa Sanpaolo, made its first proprietary trade in Bitcoin worth €1 million ($1.03 million).
Robinhood Markets has agreed to pay $45 million to settle charges by the SEC for violating record keeping, trade reporting, and other regulations.
Sygnum, a digital asset bank based in Zug, Switzerland and Singapore, has just completed a successful funding round of $58 million, making it a new “unicorn” in the crypto industry.
President-elect Donald Trump is preparing to issue an executive order related to cryptocurrency at the beginning of his second term.
Singapore has joined the United States, Taiwan, and France in banning access to Polymarket, a blockchain-based platform that allows users to trade on the outcomes of real-world events.
Indian cryptocurrency exchange Mudrex has temporarily halted crypto withdrawals as it continues to upgrade its compliance suite.
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