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                      CFTC keeps finding new ways to define crypto, sports betting

                      CFTC unveils CAM and CTX crypto proposals, defends sports contracts as swaps despite NFL pushback, and faces a possible GAO probe over enforcement cuts. The post CFTC keeps finding new ways to define crypto, sports betting appeared first on CoinGeek. [...]

                      Crypto corruption and tech tax on the global regulatory agenda

                      EU lawmakers target crypto risks in anti-corruption strategy while Greece proposes 10% crypto capital gains tax; Israel considers passive-income taxes. The post Crypto corruption and tech tax on the global regulatory agenda appeared first on CoinGeek. [...]

                      SEC okays 3x leveraged ETFs, mulls first tokenized equities

                      SEC okays 3x leveraged BTC and ETH ETFs, proposes crypto custody rules and weighs OKXICE’s tokenized stock bid, while the IMF warns of fragmentation. The post SEC okays 3x leveraged ETFs, mulls first tokenized equities appeared first on CoinGeek. [...]

                      AI’s potential for good emerges across industries

                      Amid fears over AI's risks, South Korea, Uganda, and the Philippines are exploring how clear goals and responsible implementation can help benefit society. The post AI’s potential for good emerges across industries appeared first on CoinGeek. [...]

                      As humans leave the loop, verification moves to infrastructure

                      Tokenization, digital identity, and AI agents are driving demand for verifiable records, with scalable blockchain emerging as a shared verification layer. The post As humans leave the loop, verification moves to infrastructure appeared first on CoinGeek. [...]

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