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Sberbank has joined Russia’s register of cryptocurrency exchange providers and plans to open Bitcoin, Ether and USDT trading to all clients on Dec. 1. The launch will operate under tighter rules, including a ban on domestic crypto payments and mandatory registered intermediaries from July 2027.
France’s Finance Committee has advanced a proposal requiring disclosure of self-custodied crypto holdings worth at least €100,000, with fines of up to €10,000. The measure has sparked security concerns after a series of crypto robberies and kidnappings, but it is not yet law.
Metaplanet plans to issue 52 billion yen ($329 million) in zero-interest convertible bonds due in 2031. It expects to use the proceeds to repay Bitcoin-backed loans and fund share buybacks without selling its 44,000 BTC holdings.
MediaMarktSaturn has removed Ledger hardware wallets from its stores and websites worldwide as a precaution while Ledger investigates reports of unauthorized implants in devices sold through retail and reseller channels.
South Korea’s Supreme Court has finalized rules allowing courts to freeze, seize and sell cryptocurrency to recover unpaid civil debts. The measures take effect Nov. 1 and cover exchange-held and self-custodied assets, although private-key control may complicate enforcement.
Blur will deprecate its blur.io NFT marketplace website and stop matching new Blend loans on November 12. The on-chain protocol will remain active, while borrowers must repay or default before the lending deadline amid a sharply smaller NFT market.
An IMF study found that more than half of trading in sampled tokenized US equities occurred outside regular Wall Street hours. About 80% of transactions involved less than one share, but tokenized products showed higher volatility and weaker liquidity than traditional stocks.
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Blur will close its website on Nov. 12 after monthly Ethereum NFT trading plunged from about $1.43 billion in March 2023 to below $7 million in March 2026. Its Blend lending service will stop new loans, but its Ethereum smart contracts will remain operational.
Crypto-aligned political committees reported $2.7 million in advertising and direct-mail spending for 2026 US House races. The Fairshake network is backing candidates viewed as supportive of digital-asset policy while pressuring lawmakers over stalled cryptocurrency legislation.
A proposed FASB accounting update could allow qualifying stablecoins to be treated as cash equivalents, making them more practical for corporate treasury use. Tempo says direct redemption rights with issuers would be key, while the proposal remains open for public comment until Nov. 19.
Bitcoin’s Friday options expiry is dominated by put exposure at $76,000-$80,000 as seven-day implied volatility falls before Wednesday’s US CPI report. Derivatives data also shows substantial longer-dated call exposure at higher strikes, while Bitcoin remains below its recent levels.
Solana is evaluating signer programs as a replacement for durable nonces, preserving offline cold-key approvals while shifting account control to program-derived addresses. The transition has no fixed date and depends on an audited mainnet implementation and application compatibility.
Bitcoin miners expanding into AI and high-performance computing may need about $50 billion to complete planned infrastructure projects. Lenders are scrutinizing data-center deals more closely, while borrowing costs and other financing terms vary widely across companies and projects.
France’s proposed crypto tax amendment could make Bitcoin- and Ether-to-USDC swaps taxable from 2027, before investors withdraw cash. It would also introduce new basis rules for older holdings and preserve restrictions on carrying crypto losses into future tax years.
Bitcoin’s rebound has taken it close to the $84,000-$85,000 zone where substantial invested capital may create selling pressure. Ethereum reclaimed $2,500, but weakening derivatives positioning and $26.5 billion of estimated futures exposure leave its recovery vulnerable to renewed liquidations.
Australia’s ASIC is proposing to extend CFD leverage limits, position-closeout rules and negative-balance protection to certain derivatives settled in digital assets. The regulator is seeking feedback through Nov. 9, while broader crypto licensing reforms are due in 2027.
