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COINBASE TO INTRODUCE 24/7 FUTURES TRADING FOR BITCOIN AND ETHEREUM ON MAY 9

▪️Coinbase Derivatives has announced the launch of 24/7 Bitcoin and Ethereum futures trading for US traders on May 9.

▪️The launch will allow US-based crypto derivatives investors to trade Bitcoin and Ethereum futures contracts round-the-clock.

▪️The contracts will be backed by Coinbase Financial Markets and cleared through Nodal Clear, ensuring clear institutional framework

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FIRST-EVER XRP ETF TO LAUNCH IN US TUESDAY; SPOT ETF STILL PENDING

▪️Teucrium Investment Advisors LLC is launching a leveraged XRP ETF on Tuesday, which is the first XRP-based ETF in the U.S. market.

▪️Multiple U.S. issuers have filed for spot XRP ETFs, which are still being reviewed by the SEC.

▪️One analyst said the likelihood of spot XRP ETFs being approved this year has grown, but demand for such funds remains uncertain.

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THE FUTURE OF FINANCE – HOW TOKENIZATION IS RESHAPING GLOBAL MARKETS

Introduction – The dawn of a new financial era

The financial industry is undergoing one of the most transformative shifts in history, fueled by blockchain technology and digital assets.

Among these advancements, tokenization stands out as a game-changer, poised to revolutionize asset ownership, investment accessibility and global liquidity.

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US FEDERAL AGENCIES TO REPORT CRYPTO HOLDINGS TO TREASURY BY APRIL 7

While federal agencies are required to report their holdings to the Treasury secretary, they are not required to disclose their holdings to the public.

US federal agencies are expected to disclose their cryptocurrency holdings to the Department of the Treasury by April 7, following an executive order signed by President Donald Trump earlier this year.

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CRYPTO NEWS TODAY: SEC’S MARK UYEDA INVESTIGATES BILL HINMAN’S 2018 ETHER SPEECH

Big news from the SEC—Acting Chair Mark Uyeda has asked the team to take a fresh look at how the government is currently handling crypto risks and regulations. This comes as part of an effort to align with Executive Order 14192, which focuses on cutting red tape and making regulations more business-friendly.

One of the first targets is the 2019 Framework for Investment Contract Analysis of Digital Assets. This document was based on a 2018 speech by former SEC official Bill Hinman, where he suggested that whether a crypto token is considered a security depends more on how centralized the project is, rather than how it was sold. That idea has been pretty controversial in the crypto world, and it looks like the SEC is ready to reconsider it.

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ACTING SEC CHAIR UYEDA DIRECTS STAFF TO REVIEW STATEMENTS ON CRYPTO RISKS, SECURITY LAWS

▪️Acting SEC chair Mark T. Uyeda directed SEC staff on Saturday to review several staff statements concerning cryptocurrency regulation, including letters that warn investors of risks from crypto investing and one that provides detailed guidance for applying the Howey test to digital assets.

▪️The letters, which were compiled with the help of recommendations from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), will be reviewed and “…modified or rescinded consistent with current agency priorities,” Uyeda’s statement said.

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HOUSE ADVANCES STABLECOIN TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY

The House Financial Services Committee voted on Wednesday to advance the Stablecoin Transparency and Accountability for a Better Ledger Economy Act, also known as the STABLE Act. The legislation received overwhelming support, with a vote tally of 32 in favor and 17 opposed.

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ILLINOIS LAWMAKER’S CRYPTO BILL AIMS TO TIGHTEN REGULATIONS AND ADDRESS FRAUD

The Illinois Senate has advanced a bill to establish comprehensive regulations for crypto businesses operating in the state and address concerns about digital assets-related fraud cases, which saw over $160 million in losses in 2023.

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SEC EASES UP ON STABLECOINS — BUT NOT ALL OF THEM MAKE THE CUT

The U.S. SEC is taking a step back from certain stablecoins, saying they don’t count as securities — which basically means the agency won’t be regulating them like it does stocks or crypto tokens it sees as investments. This is a big shift and adds to the list of crypto areas the SEC is slowly letting go of, like memecoins and mining.

According to a post by Fox Business journalist Eleanor Terrett, the SEC has introduced a new category called “Covered Stablecoins.” 

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UK PRIME MINISTER SEEKING NEW US TRADE DEAL TO REMOVE TARIFFS

The United States took decisive action this week, announcing new 10% baseline tariffs on what President Donald Trump announced as the nation’s Liberation Day.’ Now, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is reportedly seeking a new US trade deal to remove the tariffs, according to a Washington Post report.

The announcement of new import taxes created a race to negotiate with the United States. Indeed, the economic policy saw Israel and India move swiftly to shift their duties on US goods in hopes of avoiding the reciprocal tariffs. Now, Starmer is looking to reduce tariffs placed on Britain through a new deal with the Trump administration.

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COINBASE SAYS FDIC NOT COOPERATING WITH EXCHANGE’S FREEDOM OF INFORMATION REQUEST IN NEW COURT FILING

Coinbase’s legal representatives say the U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) hasn’t been cooperating with Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests.

Coinbase has been attempting to leverage FOIA to uncover instances of the FDIC asking banks to freeze crypto services, known as “pause letters,” but the top US crypto exchange says the regulator hasn’t been complying with its information requests.