French regulator authorizes crypto operations for BPCE subsidiary
BPCE’s crypto subsidiary, Hexarq, is the second banking crypto outfit to receive a nod from French regulator AMF after Société Générale’s Forge. Go to Source
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Barclays-backed Copper withdraws UK crypto license application
The UK FCA previously said that almost 90% of annual crypto license applications had failed as of September. Go to Source
Trump’s inauguration may trigger crypto sell-off, says Arthur Hayes
Arthur Hayes published a “Trump Truth” blog post forecasting a massive crash in crypto markets following Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration in January. Go to Source
Coinbase prepares to delist Tether’s USDT stablecoin in Europe
Coinbase said it will assess reenabling services for stablecoins that achieve MiCA compliance at a later date. Go to Source
CoinDCX’s BitOasis receives full crypto license in Dubai
BitOasis’ acquisition of the full VASP license marks the final step in BitOasis’ VARA licensing process, targeting a range of crypto trading services. Go to Source
Trump’s crypto czar is Solana bull and Multicoin Capital investor
New US “crypto czar” David Sacks is very bullish on Solana and is among investors of SOL-related investment firm Multicoin Capital. Go to Source
Binance, WazirX among crypto firms evading taxes in India, says gov’t
India has recovered $14 million in goods and services tax from crypto firms like WazirX, but Binance has yet to pay its $85 million tax evasion liabilities, the minister said. Go to Source
Trump’s likely SEC pick fuels RSR token rally to multiyear high
The community has linked the 88% spike in the price of the Reserve Rights token to Donald Trump, who is likely to pick Paul Atkins as the next SEC chair. Go to Source
Crypto community hopeful about new Senate leader John Thune
Not endorsed by Donald Trump, Senator John Thune defeated the Elon Musk-supported Senator Rick Scott to become the new Senate majority leader. Go to Source
UK crypto rules unclear for firms avoiding Europe’s MiCA regulation
While some industry execs believe that MiCA could trigger a shift from the EU to the UK, others question the UK’s unclear crypto regulations. Go to Source
