The five crypto stories that matter to banks and funds, explained in plain English in three minutes.
The dailycrypto brief
Today's five stories
US cuts off MEXC and drops a crypto tracking plan
- US bars its banks from dealing with exchange MEXC
- US drops plan to track crypto transfers from $250
- Nigeria sets strict rules for stablecoin issuers
- Rule to let 401(k)s hold crypto goes to the White House
- Amundi brings a big share index fund to Ethereum
- $16bn
US cuts MEXC off from American banks over $16bn in illicit flows
Regulation
US Treasury, FinCEN - $250
US drops plan to track crypto transfers abroad from $250
Regulation
FinCEN, The Block - 20%
Nigeria's central bank licenses stablecoins, bans algorithmic ones
Stablecoins
Central Bank of Nigeria, The Block - $10.1tn
US rule letting 401(k)s hold crypto reaches the White House
Regulation
reginfo.gov, The Block - €22.8bn
Amundi puts a €22.8bn European share index fund on Ethereum
Infrastructure
Amundi, Ledger Insights
Who it's for
Most crypto news is written for traders. This is for the people who have to explain it at work: the compliance lead, the fund allocator, the banker who just got asked about stablecoins.
5
stories a day, picked for people who work with institutions, not for traders.
3 min
to read the lot. Each story opens with why it matters, then the facts.
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