The European Union has named 14 crypto-related platforms and service providers that will become subject to transaction bans under its 21st sanctions package against Russia.
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Ripple has launched a new platform that could make its RLUSD stablecoin easier for financial firms to use as part of their everyday operations.
BitMEX is seeing traders rapidly reduce their exposure after the exchange announced that it will shut down, with its native token and Bitcoin derivatives market both recording steep declines.
Senator Cynthia Lummis has provided the clearest account yet of how the CLARITY Act’s proposed crypto ethics restrictions would operate in practice.
Donald Trump has reportedly accepted a proposed ethics framework for the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, potentially removing one obstacle that has complicated negotiations in the Senate.
The European Securities and Markets Authority added 14 firms to its central register of authorised crypto-asset service providers in the update published on July 16, bringing the listed total to 294.
HYPE fell 7% to $62.15 on July 16, with the daily low of $61.8 testing the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement. The decline pushed price below its short-term rising structure and returned it to the support that separated the July recovery from a deeper retracement.
The United States wants to lead global crypto, but without the CLARITY Act, clearer foreign frameworks may keep attracting developers, companies, investment, and innovation abroad.
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Binance is facing one of its largest retail-investor lawsuits yet. Nearly 1,700 British investors have filed a group claim against the exchange and founder Changpeng "CZ" Zhao in London's High Court, seeking at least £150 million (about $200 million) in damages.