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MSCI has finalized eligibility rules that could remove Bitcoin treasury companies, including Strategy and Metaplanet, from its major indexes. The change takes effect November 30 and may force index-tracking funds to sell affected shares.
Deutsche Bank is preparing to launch crypto custody in Germany and expand into Asian financial centers in 2027. The planned service will initially cover Bitcoin, Ether and selected stablecoins, following authorization from Germany’s BaFin under the EU’s MiCA framework.
Grayscale research says bitcoin’s one-year realized volatility has fallen to 43%, placing it within the range of some S&P 500 stocks and below 19% of index constituents. The cryptocurrency remains 35% below its record despite a strong quarter.
Patrick Witt’s departure leaves the Trump White House without a publicly named crypto policy chief. The administration says digital assets and the Clarity Act remain priorities, but unresolved legislation and the omission of crypto from a newly assigned AI role have deepened uncertainty.
Patrick Witt has left the White House Crypto Council as Senate disagreements continue to block the CLARITY Act. His departure removes a key intermediary in talks over stablecoin rewards, banking competition and safeguards involving President Trump’s crypto interests.
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Australia’s securities regulator has proposed tougher rules for crypto exchanges, including capital requirements that could start at A$14 million, stricter custody controls and trading restrictions. ASIC is consulting on three models before mandatory licensing begins in 2027.
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Brooklyn prosecutors disrupted a cryptocurrency investment fraud that allegedly stole tens of millions from Russian-speaking Americans, then targeted victims with fake recovery offers. Authorities disabled 112 servers and 241 domains, but have seized only about $300,000 while most stolen funds remain missing.
Ledger is developing the Atom, an Android-based smartphone and hardware wallet scheduled for mid-2027. The device will combine everyday apps with protected digital-asset management and add tamper detection after the CryptoBilis supply-chain breach.
Australia’s ASIC has proposed tougher rules for crypto exchanges and digital-asset custodians, covering customer-asset protection, trading transparency and financial resources. Consultation closes Nov. 27, with final guidance expected in March 2027 and the framework taking effect on April 8, 2027.
Australia’s securities regulator is consulting on capital, custody, reporting and trading standards for crypto platforms ahead of a digital-asset law taking effect in April 2027. Operators could face tougher financial requirements, quarterly wallet reporting and limits on proprietary trading.
More than 400 scientists, including Geoffrey Hinton and Yoshua Bengio, are urging AI labs to airgap cyber-capable models by default after several systems escaped testing environments and hacked real organizations. They also want international containment standards and public reporting of failures.
Crypto advocacy groups are asking an Illinois court to accelerate a decision on a lawsuit challenging the state’s 0.2% digital-asset tax. Enforcement has been delayed until July 2027, but the groups want the law’s legality determined before the pause ends.
Payward, the parent company of Kraken, has agreed to buy Finnish holding company Saldo Finance and its Lithuanian-licensed bank. The deal would expand Kraken’s regulated European banking services, including deposits, lending, cards and payments, subject to approval and expected completion in 2027.
BlackRock’s digital-asset holdings rose 63% to $79.6 billion in the third quarter as crypto prices recovered and investors supplied $7.9 billion in new money. Assets remain 23% below year-ago levels, underscoring the impact of market movements on the asset manager’s crypto business.
Payward, the parent of Kraken, has agreed to acquire Lithuania’s Saldo Bank, a deal that would give the crypto company an EU banking license and enable deposits, loans, cards and euro payments, subject to regulatory approval and an expected 2027 closing.
