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Brazil Mandates Reporting on $10K Self-Custody Crypto Trades
Brazil’s central bank now requires crypto exchanges to report self-custody wallet transactions exceeding $10,000. The new resolution aims to strengthen anti-money laundering oversight while leaving personal wallets legal for users to manage.
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CFTC Greenlights Tokenized Assets for U.S. Commodities Firms
The CFTC has confirmed that U.S. commodities firms can invest in tokenized assets and use blockchain records for compliance. This landmark guidance removes regulatory ambiguity and could unlock significant institutional participation in digital assets.
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Bitcoin Traders Brace for $15B Options Expiry as Bulls Target $100K
With a massive $15 billion in Bitcoin options set to expire this Friday, traders are positioning for major volatility. Bulls are increasingly betting on $100,000 as the next major milestone, raising both excitement and risk across the crypto market.
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Bullish and Equiniti Coalition Aims to Set Tokenized Securities Standards
Bullish and Equiniti have launched the Issuer Sponsored Token Coalition to develop global standards for tokenized securities. The initiative aims to boost interoperability, regulatory clarity, and cross-border liquidity for on-chain financial assets.
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Fed’s Stablecoin Rules: What the GENIUS Act Means for Crypto
The Federal Reserve has proposed strict stablecoin rules under the GENIUS Act, requiring 1:1 dollar backing and two-day redemption windows. The move signals a major shift toward mainstream adoption and tighter oversight of the stablecoin market.
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Oracle Brings Stablecoins to ISO 20022 Banking Systems
Oracle has expanded its Data Nexus platform, allowing banks to connect stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and CBDCs to existing ISO 20022 payment systems. The update also links to SWIFT Ledger, marking a major step in integrating digital assets with traditional banking infrastructure.
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Quantum Threat: EU Warns Blockchain Must Prepare Now
EU regulators warn that quantum computers could one day break Bitcoin’s cryptography, exposing 6.04 million BTC. A post-quantum migration is being planned for 2026, making urgent action from the crypto industry and users alike.
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SEC Commissioner Peirce Calls to Replace KYC with ZK Proofs
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce has called for replacing traditional KYC data collection with zero-knowledge proofs to combat rising data breaches. Her remarks signal a major shift in how regulators think about digital identity and privacy.