The EU's anti-money-laundering regulation, effective July 10, 2027, prohibits financial and crypto service providers from holding accounts that enable high-level anonymity, targeting privacy coins like Monero, Zcash, and Dash. This means regulated platforms in Europe will have to delist or convert these coins, as seen in Kraken's 2024 forced conversion of Monero to Bitcoin. Investors holding these coins on platforms should review their holdings and consider self-custody or conversion before the deadline to avoid forced sales and potential tax implications. The regulation applies only to platforms, not private wallets, but it signals significant changes for privacy coin accessibility in the EU.
Bitcoin.de, operated by Bitcoin Group SE, has suspended trading and deposits since June 12, 2026, due to a shift from a peer-to-peer marketplace to a broker model and pending regulatory authorization under the EU's MiCAR framework. Customers face unc...
Maya Protocol, a decentralized multi-chain liquidity network, was exploited for about $1.7 million, with 20 BTC (worth $1.34 million) traced to a single wallet and remaining untouched. The protocol, which allows cross-chain asset swaps without centra...
Nexo Australia has launched crypto-backed credit lines after becoming an authorised credit representative under Australia's consumer credit framework. Eligible clients can borrow Australian dollars or stablecoins against supported digital assets with...
Dogecoin is trading around $0.069, near a multi-year support zone and one of its lowest historical values on the CVDD Channel, indicating extreme undervaluation. Technical analysts highlight a falling wedge pattern and the tightest Bollinger Band squ...
Bitwise Bitcoin ETF attracted a $16.15 million inflow in one day, boosting its net assets to $2.38 billion and increasing its Bitcoin holdings to 36,868 BTC. This inflow reflects renewed investor confidence amid a broader Wall Street market recovery....
