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Janus Henderson’s new Nasdaq-100 token isn’t open to UK buyers
JQQQ launches on Stellar with a 100,000 USDC minimum, no US investors and no shareholder rights in the Nasdaq-100 firms it tracks.
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Canada’s draft stablecoin rules would ban paying interest on tokens
Ottawa's draft rules demand 1:1 reserves at Canadian custodians, redemption within three business days and a 1% cap on redemption fees. Nothing is final yet.
Ripple has a federal bank charter. It can’t take deposits
Ripple's OCC trust charter covers RLUSD reserves and custody only. Issuance stays in New York, and the new bank is not yet operating.
Visa is reportedly in talks to buy Fireblocks for about $2.5bn
Axios reports Visa is in talks to buy Fireblocks, the custody firm behind many bank crypto desks, for about $2.5bn. Nobody has confirmed it yet.
Kraken drops the Monero questions but keeps the $1,500 cap
Kraken's co-CEO says no rule required the questions about intended use. The $1,500 rolling 30-day withdrawal limit on XMR is untouched.
Bitcoin Core will stop sitting on bugs an AI can find
Bitcoin Core will release fixes immediately for flaws an AI could rediscover in a single prompt, ending the embargoes that once ran for months.
HSBC’s new stablecoin is a Hong Kong dollar token, and UK customers can’t use it
HSBC's RedCoin is a Hong Kong dollar token inside PayMe, licensed in Hong Kong. British HSBC customers get no access to it, and no date for one.
Cardano’s treasury has been asked for $5m to buy tokenised copper
Toto Finance wants 22 million ADA for tokenised copper. Per CoinDesk, the metal must pass its record high before holders break even.