Bitcoin, Ethereum, cryptocurrency exchanges and regulation: verified announcements, the figures behind them and what remains uncertain.
Reports are ordered by the source publication date. Each page also shows when Mertiva published its report.
The consultation proposes guidance on how the Bank would assess central counterparties’ use of tokenised eligible collateral. Responses are due by 12 February 2027.
A report by the Riksbank and other Nordic central banks says payments between Nordic countries are often cheaper and faster in euros, including in some cases involving countries outside the euro area.
The October 16 rollout lets eligible Kraken Pro balances support futures positions, bringing a wider collateral pool and broader exposure to losses.
Ledger's October 15 response describes modified devices and new distribution controls. The account is the manufacturer's own investigation update.
The October desktop update adds longer passphrases and trade-history exports. GitHub still labels the build a prerelease.
Coinbase's October 14 update assigns listings and operational asset notices to @CoinbaseAssets on X.
An October 13 company update describes earlier joint interventions. Police reporting provides separate context for the fourth operation.
An 8 October opinion asks EU supervisors to oversee the withdrawal of services involving stablecoins that do not meet MiCA requirements.
The Ethereum execution client’s October 8 release focuses on defensive fixes, including issues associated with Amsterdam rules. Maintainers recommend it for all users.
Rules announced on 8 October have a stated effective date of 16 October and initially cover Bitcoin and Ethereum.
The October 7 publication brings together Binance's own prevention estimates, account controls and emergency-reserve explanation.
The October 7 release corrects a gossip regression and includes security fixes. Maintainers recommend upgrading and have temporarily withheld some tests to give operators time.
Check the authority responsible for your country and the legal entity providing the service. Keep purchase, sale, swap and transfer records. Your tax residence and the product you use determine which guidance applies; the links below are general starting points.