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Crypto regulation news: SEC and CFTC actions, new laws and court rulings worldwide, rewritten by AI in our own words, credited and linked.

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  1. Today

  2. Galaxy's Alex Thorn says key digital asset legislation may stall after midterms

    Galaxy Research warned that a Democratic sweep of both chambers could bring stricter congressional oversight of crypto, with Elizabeth Warren chairing the Senate Banking Committee and Maxine Waters leading House Financial Services. Research head Alex Thorn expects no substantive progress on key digital asset legislation, though the SEC, CFTC and bank regulators can keep shaping rules under existing authority.

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  3. Binance tells some European users to withdraw as accounts close on 31 December 2026

    Binance is telling users in Spain, France, Italy and Poland to withdraw their crypto assets, with remaining balances charged 0.025% a month or 10 USDC, whichever is higher, from 29 November. A Binance spokesperson said affected accounts will close on 31 December 2026 as the firm curtails services after the EU's MiCA transition period; deposits are restricted but withdrawals remain open.

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  4. SignalPlus says it fully compensated 23 affected users with $81,897

    SignalPlus says it fully compensated all 23 affected users, a total of $81,897, within 72 hours of spotting unusual activity on 4 Nov. It suspended related API keys and platform services and is tightening API access, IP whitelisting and internal controls before services resume.

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  5. Hong Kong says crypto asset reporting to start in 2027 with provider registration

    Hong Kong's crypto asset reporting framework will take effect in 2027, with Bitcoin, ether and Solana expected to be covered, deputy financial services secretary Chen Haolian says. Reporting crypto service providers linked to Hong Kong must register with tax authorities and keep due diligence records.

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  6. Crypto industry turns to bipartisan backing as Trump dividend fades, Bloomberg says

    Bloomberg says the crypto industry is seeking cross-party support for long-term growth after Democratic midterm wins put Congress under Democratic control. It notes that repealing the federal stablecoin law would need new legislation, and SEC and CFTC rulemaking can continue.

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  7. Paris court jails man for five years over 1bn HLG token theft

    A Paris criminal court sentenced a Ukrainian man to five years, two of them custodial, over the alleged unauthorised minting and theft of 1bn Holograph (HLG) tokens worth about $14m at the time.

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  8. Yesterday

  9. OKX's Star says avoid direct MEXC transfers as exchange tightens risk controls

    OKX founder Star said users should temporarily avoid transferring funds directly from MEXC to OKX, warning that money from the platform may be frozen for review and accounts may face further investigation. He said OKX is applying sanctions-style caution over FinCEN's special measures and has tightened controls early rather than waiting out the 30-day transition period.

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  10. OKX founder Star says UIDs should be globally unique across sites

    OKX founder Star says UIDs across the exchange's different sites should either be globally unique or users should be barred from transferring funds between sites using only a UID. He said duplicate UIDs could lead to the wrong receiving account being identified and funds sent astray.

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  11. EU sets up crypto task force to curb Russian sanctions evasion

    The European Commission decided at the EU's tenth high-level sanctions meeting to create a dedicated sanctions office with a crypto task force to counter Russia's use of digital assets to evade sanctions. The task force is expected to run for 12 months, with support from Ukraine and the UK, and will target networks including the A7A5 digital rouble stablecoin, which has traded more than $100bn.

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  12. Gnosis Pay says card system hit by unauthorised access, exposing customer data

    Gnosis Pay says its card system was accessed without authorisation on 3 November, exposing some customer information; it contained the incident within two hours, replaced affected credentials and said customer funds were unaffected. Lefteris Karapetsas says his full name, address, card number and linked crypto wallet address were exposed.

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  13. Former FBI agent Patrick Steven Yaroch admits stealing about $2.47m in crypto

    Patrick Steven Yaroch, a former FBI agent, pleaded guilty on 5 November to wire fraud and money laundering, admitting he took about $2.47m in crypto through roughly 100 fraudulent transfers across 35 investigations. Sentencing is set for 4 March 2027, with a maximum of 20 years in prison.

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  14. SEC sends crypto broker-dealer rule proposal to White House for review

    The SEC submitted a crypto broker-dealer rule proposal to the White House on 3 November 2026 for regulatory review, covering rules 15c3-1, 15c3-3, 17a-3 and 17a-4 on net capital, customer asset protection and record-keeping. No public draft or release date has been set.

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  15. Stand With Crypto data puts pro-crypto share of 2026 midterm winners at 69.5%

    Stand With Crypto data cited by Bitcoin Magazine shows 69.5% of winners in the 2026 US midterm elections are pro-crypto lawmakers, up from 2024. Bitcoin Magazine says crypto is a bipartisan issue.

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  16. US Treasury sanctions eight Canadian firms over Iran links, offers $20m reward

    The US Treasury sanctioned eight Canadian money services companies accused of dealing with sanctioned Iranian entities and converting currencies such as the rial into digital assets, in coordination with Canada's FINTRAC. The Rewards for Justice programme offers up to $20m for information on Iran's nuclear programme.

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