
MetaMask is pulling its Ethereum validators and won’t say why
MetaMask is exiting validators in its staking arm after a security incident it has not described. The browser wallet is a separate product.
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MetaMask is exiting validators in its staking arm after a security incident it has not described. The browser wallet is a separate product.

HANetf has listed sterling and euro-hedged bitcoin ETCs in London, Frankfurt and Paris. Hedging strips out dollar moves, but it costs and cuts both ways.

Crypto firms can now apply to the FCA, but the regime only takes effect on 25 October 2027 and no firm has been authorised yet. Deadline: February.

Robinhood is offering crypto perpetual futures at up to 10x leverage in the US. FCA rules have barred UK retail from crypto derivatives since 2021.

Tether's $550m Iran freeze figure is self-reported and only about $474m is itemised. Senate Democrats want Treasury and Justice to take a look.

The 7.7% figure is a gross rate before validator commission, and the plan is described as running for roughly two months, not indefinitely.

The FCA, HMRC and the Met issued cease and desist letters at three London premises. No arrests were announced, and no UK P2P firm is registered.
Terms weren't disclosed. The deal puts data on Binance's rival venues, including liquidations and funding rates, inside one exchange group.

Tether says under 0.034% of group assets sit at EQIBank. On a base above $160bn that is still tens of millions, and nobody outside can check it.

The FCA's new crypto guidance explains rules that don't take effect until 25 October 2027. Applications for authorisation open on 30 September 2026.
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