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Europe Calls for Looser Stablecoin Rewards Rules Under MiCA

A 50,000‑letter campaign urges Brussels to relax restrictions on stablecoin rewards, sparking debate over how MiCA will shape the crypto ecosystem.

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Crypto in Asia: Singapore Leads While China Tightens Surveillance

Explore how Singapore’s booming crypto market, South Korea’s upcoming regulatory shift, and China’s warning to foreign spies shape the region’s digital asset landscape.

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Crypto Lobbying Exposed: $8 Million Spent on Clarity Act Efforts That Didn’t Pay Off

In the first half of 2024, crypto firms poured $8 million into lobbying the U.S. Clarity Act, a bill that never passed. This article explains what the Act aimed to do, why the lobbying effort fell short, and what crypto users can learn from the failed push.

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How the Demise of the Clarity Act Affects the Crypto Landscape

Explore the intersection of U.S. politics and cryptocurrency, and why the repeal of the Clarity Act matters for investors, regulators, and the future of digital assets.

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Robinhood Expands Crypto Offerings: AI Agents, Perpetual Swaps, and 24/7 Trading

Robinhood is pushing into active crypto trading with new AI‑driven tools, leveraged perpetual contracts, and extended weekend hours—aiming to attract traders who want more flexibility and automation.

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Tokenized Options on Wall Street: How Cboe and S&P Dow Jones Are Bridging TradFi and DeFi

Discover how a new licensing deal could bring tokenized options contracts to mainstream exchanges, opening the door for major institutions to move derivatives onto the blockchain.

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