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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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  2. Custodia asks US Supreme Court to hear Fed master account appeal

    Custodia Bank has filed its final reply brief urging the US Supreme Court to review the Federal Reserve's refusal to grant it a master account, arguing the Monetary Control Act of 1980 requires the Fed to serve eligible nonmember banks. The 10th US Circuit Court of Appeals previously sided with the Fed, with Judge Timothy Tymkovich dissenting.

    RegulationCoinNessAINeutral

  3. SEC updates token classification FAQ, a16z's Miles Jennings says

    Miles Jennings, general counsel at a16z, says the SEC's corporate finance division updated its token classification FAQ on 2 November, clarifying decentralised governance through entities such as DUNA, permissioned versus permissionless systems, and the line between functional and decentralised.

    RegulationChainCatcherAINeutral

  4. Warren and Curtis ask Kalshi and Polymarket how they guard election contracts

    Senators Elizabeth Warren and John Curtis wrote on 28 Oct to Kalshi's Tarek Mansour and Polymarket's Shayne Copeland, asking how they stop improper influence on 2026 midterm contracts. Researchers found traders with inside political information made $143m on Polymarket between 2024 and 2026.

    RegulationOdailyAIBearish

  5. K33 says Binance losses from fines and hacks may equal 56% of five-year pretax profit

    K33 senior analyst Vetle Lunde said Binance's fines and hacking-related losses totalled about $10.7bn, roughly 56% of the $19.2bn pretax profit NewsBitcoin estimated for 2021-2025. Fines alone came to about $4.34bn, including a 2023 US criminal settlement, a $6.9m Australian fine and a $750,000 Turkish fine.

    RegulationCoinNessAIBearish

  6. New Jersey withdraws staking lawsuit against Coinbase

    Coinbase's legal team says New Jersey has dropped its staking-related lawsuit and lifted an order barring the service, so staking for the exchange's users there is expected to resume soon after a suspension since June 2023. Restrictions remain in California, Maryland, Washington and Wisconsin.

    RegulationCoinNessAIBullish

  7. Crypto.com to close Hong Kong consumer app on 1 February 2027

    Crypto.com will shut its Hong Kong consumer app on 1 February 2027, telling users in advance and pledging help with account closures and orderly fund withdrawals. A spokesperson said the move aims to optimise global operations; its pending licence application through Foris DAX HK Limited is unaffected.

    RegulationPANewsAIBearish

  8. NYSE adds four transfer agents to network for issuer-sponsored tokenised securities

    NYSE has added Broadridge, Computershare, Equiniti and Superstate to its transfer agent partner network to support issuer-sponsored tokenised securities, joining Securitize and tZERO. Its planned tokenisation platform, announced in January, has not yet launched and will go live once regulators approve it.

    RegulationOdailyAIBullish

  9. OKXICE says 50 companies oppose its tokenised-stock plan, including Nvidia

    OKXICE, a joint venture of OKX and Intercontinental Exchange, said 12 more companies including Nvidia, Costco, Nike, Reddit and CrowdStrike object to its tokenised US stock plan, bringing objections to 50 of 63 planned names, about 79%.

    RegulationOdailyAIBearish

  10. Trump says he would consider pre-emptive pardons for Musk and allies

    US President Donald Trump said he would consider pre-emptive pardons for Elon Musk and his associates if Democrats retake Congress after the midterms, to shield them from congressional investigations. He cited Joe Biden's pre-emptive pardons as precedent and named Edward Coristine, who worked on Musk's Department of Government Efficiency cost-cutting programme.

    RegulationOdailyAINeutral

  11. Israeli industry figures warn Netanyahu crypto sanctions proposal would harm Web3

    After Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu proposed using crypto to evade potential bank sanctions, the central bank objected and industry chiefs Tomer Sharoni of Addressable and Ran Hammer of Orbs warned of extra scrutiny from overseas exchanges and banks. Sharoni called for a regulatory sandbox and a licensing regime aligned with MiCA and FATF travel rules.

    RegulationOdailyAIBearish

  12. Hong Kong Monetary Authority launches post-quantum cryptography toolkit

    The Hong Kong Monetary Authority and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology have launched a post-quantum cryptography toolkit to help banks prepare for the quantum era.

    RegulationOdailyAINeutral

  13. US Senate Democrats say X gives Polymarket preferential treatment

    US Senate Democrats accused Elon Musk's X of giving prediction market Polymarket preferential treatment, saying users cannot select a reporting reason for Polymarket ads through X's standard interface, unlike ads such as Kalshi's.

    RegulationPANewsAIBearish

  14. HKMA launches Project SAGE for agentic finance and forms expert panel

    The Hong Kong Monetary Authority launched Project SAGE to promote responsible agentic finance, with an expert panel drawn from finance, technology, professional services and academia. It will study consumer, business and machine-to-machine use cases, agent identity checks such as Know Your Agent, interoperability standards and legal and regulatory issues.

    RegulationPANewsAINeutral

  15. Animoca Brands unit wins Abu Dhabi licence for collective investment funds

    Animoca Brands says its subsidiary Animoca Asset Management (AD) Limited has received a financial services permission from Abu Dhabi Global Market's FSRA to manage collective investment funds in or from ADGM. The licence is to support work on blockchain infrastructure, tokenised assets and AI agents combined with Web3.

    RegulationChainCatcherAIBullish

  16. South Korea to tax offshore US stock perpetual futures profits at 11%

    South Korea's Ministry of Economy and Finance will treat US stock-linked perpetual futures traded on overseas crypto exchanges as overseas equity derivatives and tax profits at 11% from next year, half the 22% rate on overseas spot stocks, after a 2.5m won basic deduction, Maeil Business Newspaper reported.

    RegulationCoinNessAIBearish

  17. China's Mao Ning says she has no information on Binance attack or Trump's North Korea remarks

    Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said she was not aware of the matter when asked about the FBI's 31 October statement blaming North Korea for the Binance hack, in which about $6.3bn of assets were stolen, and about Donald Trump's remarks on it.

    RegulationChainCatcherAIBearish

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