金色财经汇总多项加密行业与监管动态
金色财经汇总法国HLG代币案件、香港加密资产申报支持、韩国数字资产立法、欧盟制裁工作组及台湾洗钱案等进展。
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Jinse Finance is a Chinese-language blockchain information and data services platform that provides industry news, digital asset market data, analysis, and content publishing services.
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金色财经汇总法国HLG代币案件、香港加密资产申报支持、韩国数字资产立法、欧盟制裁工作组及台湾洗钱案等进展。
金色财经汇总称，币安因未获欧盟MiCA监管许可，拟于2026年12月31日停止法国业务。该信息尚未见原始公告佐证。
Jinse Finance compiles news on cryptocurrency regulation, stablecoins, taxation, and related cases in the US, Canada, South Korea, Japan, and elsewhere, and mentions AI and cryptocurrency-related topics.
Golden Finance's roundup states that the Bank of Israel said cryptocurrencies cannot be used to circumvent sanctions; it also mentions that Netanyahu is considering using cryptocurrency to evade sanctions.
Golden Finance summarized that a U.S. senator is investigating Tether's payment of 6300000 USD to a company in which a former White House crypto adviser holds an interest. The summary did not provide investigation documents or a response from Tether.
Jinse Finance summarizes multiple developments, including Sweden's e-krona, the investigation into Tether payments, South Korea's reporting of cross-border crypto holdings,BLOOM plan, and Hong Kong tokenization.
Jinse Finance reports that unrest in France has heightened fiscal concerns, driving French government bond yields higher.
Jinse Finance’s roundup states that France’s National Assembly passed by a one-vote margin an amendment to tax cryptocurrency-for-stablecoin exchanges, proposed for implementation in 2027. The roundup also lists multiple developments in stablecoin research, law enforcement, and regulation in various countries.
Golden Finance summarizes multiple reports concerning South Korean financial cybersecurity, the U.S. lawsuit against OpenAI, crypto-crime cases, the departure of the White House crypto adviser, and Strategy's Bitcoin transactions.
Golden Finance summarizes several crypto-industry developments involving US law enforcement, South Korean tax policy, tokenized repos, and Philippine exchange regulation.
Jinse Finance summarizes reports on crypto-asset security incidents, volatility in South Korean stocks, stablecoin accounting rules, cross-border payment testing, and Hong Kong regulatory action.
Jinse Finance summarizes EU crypto regulation, South Korean token securities, U.S.AI policy, and Bitcoin-related developments.
Jinse Finance reports that a Visa survey indicates nearly half of Asia-Pacific consumers may use stablecoins within the next five years. Candidate materials state the survey covered 14 Asia-Pacific markets, with 46% respondents expressing willingness to use them.
Golden Finance summarized that IMF believes the tokenized market remains small and highly fragmented, and that clear legal and regulatory frameworks are needed.
Jinse Finance summarizes eight international developments involving the registration of cryptocurrency institutions in Russia, U.S. judicial developments in the Roman Storm case, stablecoin applications, and digital government bonds.
Golden Finance, citing sources, reports that the United States CFTC has proposed a federal regulatory framework for retail crypto leverage trading and plans to establish a new “crypto asset market” category.
Jinse Finance’s compilation states that developments including Brazil’s election, revisions to U.S. crypto custody rules, Japanese sanctions, and the freezing of Philippine assets linked to corruption may affect the crypto regulatory environment.Aptos CEO denies shutdown rumors, while Russia’s Ministry of Finance pays salaries in digital rubles for the first time.
Jinse Finance’s summary states that the European Central Bank proposed three models for putting central bank money on-chain to support settlement of tokenized securities and stablecoin transactions.
Golden Finance summarizes developments in digital asset regulation, law enforcement, and industry infrastructure in Australia, the United States, South Korea, and the United Kingdom, and also reports on a virtual currency money-laundering case investigated by police in Inner Mongolia.
Jinse Finance summarizes multiple reports, including the breach of an Australian government website, U.S. crypto regulation, and Hong Kong's digital bond plan.
