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New South Korean leadership will press for BTC ETF trading

The Democratic Party of Korea promised to allow Bitcoin exchange-traded funds and it expects to follow through, one way or another. Source link

Crypto must adapt to laws, not the other way around — John Reed Stark

Former SEC official John Reed Stark has criticized the misuse of “regulation by enforcement” claims in a hearing before U.S. Congress. Source link

Crypto is ‘top of mind for voters’ in US swing states — Harris Poll

A majority of respondents with crypto-positive views said they intended to vote in 2024, where tight elections in certain states could swing to either political party. Source link

Buy altcoins now, but sell before ‘mid-2025’: Charles Edwards, X Hall of Flame

Crypto analyst Charles Edwards believes we’ve entered “the 12-month window” to make altcoin profits: X Hall of Flame. Source link

Bitcoin exchange inflows drop to 10-year lows after $74K all-time highs

Bitcoin exchanges are seeing the kind of daily inflows more associated with BTC prices under $1,000. Source link

Hong Kong central bank forms community to explore assets tokenization

Regulators like HKMA and SFC united with local private sector firms like HSBC and HashKey to support the market of tokenization in Hong Kong. Source link

Crypto options desk QCP Capital wins Abu Dhabi license: Report

The in-principle approval enables QCP Capital to offer regulated digital asset activities in the region. Source link

Leading Colombian bank launches crypto exchange and peso stablecoin

The Colombian bank behind the crypto exchange claimed the platform was created after nearly a decade of study and research. Source link

Australian Tax Office seeks data from 1.2 million crypto exchange users: Report

The personal and crypto-transaction related details could help identify users who failed to report their tax obligations, according to the Australian Tax Office. Source link

Nigerian officials proposed secret crypto settlement, claims Binance CEO

Binance CEO Richard Teng says the Nigerian government has set a dangerous precedent after inviting company executives to meetings before detaining them. Source link