French lawmakers are considering whether certain crypto gains should become taxable before an investor converts assets into euros. Their discussion centres on two decisions: moving into regulated digital cash and moving tax residence abroad with a large portfolio.

Thailand has finalized rules that allow asset managers to create locally listed Bitcoin and Ether ETFs.

ESMA has told MiCA-authorised crypto firms to stop giving EU clients new access to unauthorised stablecoins. National regulators then have up to three months to make sure existing customer exposure is wound down in an orderly way.

Greece plans to tax cryptocurrency gains at 10%, with €500 of annual profit exempt. The proposal would give crypto a clearer place in the national tax code, but investors still need the bill to define how that profit is calculated.

The CFTC has started writing rules for retail crypto trades involving leverage, margin or financing. The initiative could create a federal route for those markets, while ordinary cash crypto purchases would remain outside its reach.

US Treasury is withdrawing two proposed crypto reporting rules for self-hosted wallets and mixing, while existing anti-money-laundering duties for exchanges, banks and other regulated firms remain in place.

A U.S. community bank group has sued the OCC over crypto trust charters, arguing that the agency is allowing businesses beyond the limits Congress authorized under banking law.

The SEC has cleared listings for 3x Bitcoin and Ether products, whose daily return targets can produce unexpected results for investors holding them over several sessions.

Binance’s continued service to EU customers is drawing regulatory scrutiny, with officials examining whether a narrow licensing exception covers the relationships behind the exchange’s European accounts.

The SEC’s new crypto custody proposal would let advisers hold client assets themselves under conditions, addressing a gap that can prevent funds from investing before custodians are ready.

Illinois officials and crypto industry groups are asking a court to delay a transaction tax that could charge investors even when their holdings have lost value.

Federal Reserve proposals for bank-supervised stablecoin issuers focus on the part of digital dollars users need most: a dependable route back to cash.