Myriad: Who wins the midterm elections? Click to make your prediction. The first, a proposed rule identified as RIN 3038-AF82, would further …
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SEC proposes new crypto custody rules for investment advisers and funds
by shayaanby shayaanThe regulator issued a proposed rule for custody, marking a swan song for its inaugural Crypto Task Force chief, Commissioner Hester Peirce, …
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Crypto for Advisors: The CLARITY Act failed, but the rules came anyway
by shayaanby shayaanCrypto for Advisors: The CLARITY Act failed, but the rules came anyway www.coindesk.com
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In effect, the line offers two ways to use a single pool of bank capacity: borrowing cash or securing eligible obligations. Flexibility …
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Sixth Circuit Rules States Can Regulate Kalshi’s Sports Prediction Markets
by shayaanby shayaanHow the cases reached the appeals court Kalshi self-certified its sports-event contracts with the CFTC and began listing them, drawing scrutiny from …
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The Federal Reserve Board proposed two rules on September 24 to implement the GENIUS Act for payment stablecoin issuers, seeking public comment …
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Bitcoin could soon get Zcash-style 'shielded' privacy without changing its rules
by shayaanby shayaanResearchers have mapped out private bitcoin-denominated transfers that run alongside Bitcoin, but the system still lacks a finished way to lock up …
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CLARITY Act stalls as US crypto regulators write rules without Congress
by shayaanby shayaanThe Senate stopped short of debating a federal crypto market structure bill. A week later, the CFTC chair was still laying out …
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Another appeals court rules against prediction market provider Kalshi, says sports contracts are subject to state regulations
by shayaanby shayaanA Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals panel ruled that prediction markets’ sports-related events contracts are not swaps, and therefore aren’t subject to …
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The Federal Reserve has proposed two new rulemaking packages for payment stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act. Board-supervised issuers would have to …