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South Korea plans to delay its 22% cryptocurrency gains tax until 2029, citing U.S. data-sharing gaps and proposing three-year deductions for crypto losses.

One of the worrisome factors come from entities linked to US President Donald Trump.

XRP Ledger activated a fix for a token-minting permission flaw affecting issued assets, including stablecoins. XRP was unaffected; no exploit is confirmed.

Three adopted amendments, including stablecoin taxation and self-custody reporting, fall away but could be reintroduced in the Senate.

Zcash’s NU7 upgrade will cut the target time between blocks from 75 seconds to 25, giving deposits a chance to confirm sooner while leaving exchanges to decide when to credit them. The upgrade also changes what miners earn from transactions,…

Europe’s largest steelmaker booked a 34% surge in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization over the third quarter of the year.

South Korea will delay its long-awaited crypto gains tax for a fourth time, pushing it back to 2029. The levy was originally due to take effect in January 2027. The decision contrasts sharply with Hong Kong, which approved its own crypto tax reporting law on Wednesday. A Tax Proposal Every Crypto Investor Hates in South The post South Korea Delays Its Crypto Tax Again, Now Until 2029 appeared firs...

Crypto firms must collect customer and transaction data from 2027, with Hong Kong sharing the information with overseas tax authorities from 2028.

Evernorth filed to register 73.7 million shares for potential resale as its stock plunged following its Nasdaq debut. The XRP treasury company's Oct. 30 SEC filing identifies Ripple Labs, Arrington XRP Capital and affiliates of Japan's SBI Holdings among investors whose holdings could eventually enter the public market. The registration comes as Evernorth's shares have… Read the full story on Cryp...

OpenAI says its AI found 948 Linux flaws and wrote a working attack for each one. Crypto security voices say decentralization leaves the industry better placed than most to cope.

Fidelity led Bitcoin ETF inflows, while BlackRock’s IBIT shed another $201 million, extending its outflow streak to four trading sessions.