Jinse Finance roundup 10 international news items, covering crypto regulation, legal cases, institutional trading, and prediction markets.
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【Jinse Finance】
International 1.【U.S. Department of Justice: California man sentenced for plotting to kidnap the parents of Bitcoin thieves 15 years】2.【Hyperliquid Policy Center accuses CME of suppressing innovation, strongly supports CFTC to respond to the lawsuit】3.【Singapore Exchange opens Bitcoin and Ethereum perpetual futures to U.S. institutions】4.【White House insiders believe the Iran war could continue until the end of Trump's term, but Trump insists it will end by November】5.【EU plans to include crypto-asset service providers in mandatory local representative mechanism】6.【Citadel Securities calls for regulatory authority over some prediction-market contracts to be transferred to SEC】
7.【Former Bank of England Deputy Governor Jon Cunliffe joins blockchain payments company Fnality as chairman of its U.K. entity】8.【U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent strongly urges the Senate to pass the Clarity Act】9.【Coinbase CEO：Regardless of the outcome of the Clarity Act vote, the crypto industry will benefit】10.【Bank of Korea warns about derivatives linked to South Korean chip manufacturers】
Key points
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The U.S. Department of Justice said a California man was sentenced to 15 years for planning to kidnap the parents of a Bitcoin thief.
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The Hyperliquid Policy Center accused CME of suppressing innovation and supported CFTC in responding to the lawsuit.
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The Singapore Exchange's Bitcoin and Ethereum perpetual contracts are open to U.S. institutions.
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White House insiders believe the Iran war could continue until the end of Trump's term, but Trump insists it will end by November.
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The EU plans to include crypto-asset service providers in the mandatory local representative mechanism.
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Citadel Securities calls for regulatory authority over certain prediction-market contracts to be reassigned SEC。
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Former Bank of England Deputy Governor Jon Cunliffe joins blockchain payments company Fnality as chairman of its UK entity.
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US Treasury Secretary Bessent strongly urges the Senate to pass the Clarity Act.
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Coinbase CEO stating that the crypto industry will benefit regardless of the outcome of the Clarity Act vote.
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The Bank of Korea warns about derivatives linked to South Korean chip manufacturers.
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This is a summary of international financial headlines, primarily covering crypto industry regulation, related legal events, the availability of trading products, corporate personnel changes, and derivative risk warnings. The original text provides no further details on the individual events.
Why it matters to readers
These developments collectively reflect the attention that crypto service providers, trading contracts, prediction markets, and related legislation are receiving from regulators, government agencies, and industry companies.
For beginners, it is important to distinguish between events that have already occurred and proposals or viewpoints that have not yet been implemented—for example, “sentenced 15 years” and “join the company” are events described in the headline, whereas “plans to,” “calls for,” and personal judgments still do not amount to final policy or outcomes.
Risks and unknowns
The original text contains only a headline and lacks complete documents or details concerning the judgment, litigation, opening of contracts, and regulatory proposal.
It does not specify the provisions of the Clarity Act, the voting date, or its current progress.
It does not specify the specific year referred to by Trump as “November” or the basis for the assessment.
Coinbase CEO The claim that the industry will benefit is a personal opinion, and the original text provides no supporting evidence.
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Perpetual Contract
A derivative contract with no expiration date, designed for continuous holding, whose funding rate mechanism helps keep its price close to that of the underlying asset.
