CryptoLaw’s Newsletter

EU's MiCA passes vote. UK proposes Defi staking and lending tax rules. US SEC definition of exchange faces DeFi criticism. Hong Kong continues crypto push. Bahamas revamps crypto law.

2 DeFi reports, EU MiCA vote this week, podcasts on offshore crypto and liquid staking, Binance's books, bZx DAO lawsuit, Wahi insider trading settlement, US stablecoin bill

Coinbase's Well Notice, SushiDAO subpoena, Do Kwon arrest, lawsuit against Justin Sun, NFT tax, India's eRupee privacy, staking, crypto ads and Taiwan +HK updates

Oasis patches vulnerability, Ether is security says NY AG (CFTC disagrees), India imposes crypto KYC, Nigeria may change crypto course, Iran CBDC pre-pilot, Thai staking proposal

Maker fences off class action, Canada to tighten rules on crypto exchanges, Israel proposes stablecoin rules, NBA Top Shot NFTs as securities?

Mango lawsuits in US, BIS on DeFi, TradFi (SG) meets DeFi (MakerDAO, DAI), UK lagging behind, ISDA on crypto derivatives and Bithumb South Korea raid

CFTC on OokiDAO and Mango exploit, India's crypto off-shoring; HK plans retail restrictions; UK (still) envisgaes crypto hub; Nigeria, Israel, Nepal, Indonesia news. Marshall Island's DAO LLC.

Banks using DeFi for forex trades, Japan's DAO, Hong Kong open to ETFs, SWIFT x Chainlink, BIS looking at DeFi AMMs to automate forex, meaning of decentralization,

EU DeFi report, Singapore proposes stablecoin + payment token rules; only 0.5% Nigerians use eNaira, UK Parliament on crypto as regulated financial instruments; EU stablecoin cap "not rocket science"

EU energy-efficiency labels for blockchains, US 3AC investigations, Japan to loosen crypto listing rules, US sanctions compliance on Ethereum, Israel to test DLT government bonds, IRS tax update

OECD crypto tax reporting guidance, US SEC looking into Yuga Labs, Portugal reconsidering crypto tax, NFT royalties on the chopping board, FSB consults on crypto framework