UK Parliament Grants Crypto Formal Property Status
Cryptoassets have been formally recognized as property in the UK under a new law.
Cryptoassets have been formally recognized as property in the UK under a new law.
Plans for new leveraged exchange-traded funds have encountered regulatory resistance.
The UK has taken a pioneering step by writing digital asset property rights into statute law.
The Japanese government is backing a legislative plan to cap the tax on cryptocurrency profits at 20%, finally moving digital assets out of the “miscellaneous income” category.
China’s central bank and a dozen other agencies have pledged to refresh the nationwide suppression of cryptocurrency.
Data shows outflows dominated most of the month before a late influx. While Bitcoin and Ethereum funds saw major outflows, newer altcoin ETFs gathered inflows.
The World Federation of Exchanges has urged the regulator not to grant special exemptions that would let crypto companies sell tokenized stocks without being registered broker-dealers.

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