
Venezuela’s sanctions test stablecoins as a workaround
Venezuela turns to stablecoins to sidestep US dollar sanctions, showing how on‑chain assets can act as a de‑facto dollar substitute.
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Venezuela turns to stablecoins to sidestep US dollar sanctions, showing how on‑chain assets can act as a de‑facto dollar substitute.

Thailand’s SEC proposes a same‑owner rule for stablecoin transfers on licensed platforms, limiting peer‑to‑peer moves and capping daily volume.

Revolut gave away ID documents and crypto transaction data after falling for a spoofed government request, exposing security gaps for fintech users.

Caroline Ellison, ex‑Alameda Research CEO, takes a role at charity Manifund. We break down why the move matters for crypto and philanthropy.

Robinhood’s Vlad Tenev argues that issuers of tokenized shares shouldn’t block those tokens, a stance that could reshape voting rights for crypto‑based stock products.

Supreme Court reviews Sam Bankman‑Fried’s request to stay his sentence, a move that could reshape crypto‑fraud litigation.

Kalshi plans to list 24/7 Tesla and Nvidia perpetual contracts, sparking a regulator debate over whether the CFTC or SEC should oversee them.

A fresh Republican draft of the Clarity Act tweaks DeFi and credit‑union provisions; the bill still needs 60 votes in the Senate.

Polymarket hires ex-Amazon finance head Warren Jenson as CFO, signaling a push toward a regulated U.S. prediction‑market exchange.

Bitcoin ETFs shed $120 million in a second straight outflow while Ether, XRP and Solana funds also lose cash. What the shift means for investors.
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