UK to Ban Crypto Donations in Politics
The UK government is set to ban cryptocurrency donations to political parties, citing transparency risks from anonymous digital asset funding in elections.
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The UK government is set to ban cryptocurrency donations to political parties, citing transparency risks from anonymous digital asset funding in elections.
SEC Chair Paul Atkins signals a tokenization innovation exemption for crypto firms could arrive within weeks, marking a major regulatory pivot for the industry.
New data shows Bitcoin traders systematically dump BTC within 48 hours of Fed meetings, exposing a repeating FOMC sell-off pattern across multiple rate cycles.
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The Solana Foundation outlines what it provides builders amid growing community debate, with affiliates like Monk expanding ecosystem support programs.
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