Tag: Cryptocurrencies
PPI advanced 6.5% over the 12 months ended in May, climbing from 5.7% in April to reach its highest level since November 2022.
Energy prices served as the primary catalyst behind the surge, jumping 10.7% on a monthly basis, with gasoline prices alone spiking 23.4%.
Core PPI, which excludes food and energy, increased 4.9% on an annual basis, coming in below the projected 5.4% but reinforcing a persistent underlying inflation...
Crypto licensing in 2026: how MiCA changes compliance for startups in Europe
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Launching a crypto startup in Europe has become more difficult and complex after MiCA entered full implementation across the EU. In 2026, many Web3 companies that previously operated with minimal oversight now face comprehensive licensing, stricter AML obligations, and increased scrutiny from regulators, banks, and payment providers. Proper MiCA compliance for crypto startups is becoming a critical requirement for entering the European...
EU Proposes Expanded Crypto Sanctions on Russia in 21st Package, Targeting Third-Country Platforms
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The European Commission proposed the 21st sanctions package focusing on energy, finance, crypto, trade, and fisheries.
Measures include transaction bans on additional Russian banks and 20 third-country entities, including crypto platforms.
For the first time, the EU eyes a full ban on crypto-asset services from non-EU countries hosting evasion platforms.
The move aims to close loopholes amid rising illicit crypto volumes linked...
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Humanity Protocol Hit by $32M Private Key Exploit as H Token Crashes
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Around 17 wallets interacting with Humanity Protocol were drained for over $32 million in an ongoing exploit.
Founder Terence Kwok confirmed a private key compromise of a Humanity Foundation member.
The H token crashed up to 90%, trading near $0.13 after selling pressure from stolen and minted tokens.
The project urged users to avoid bridges and liquidity pools while investigations continue.
Humanity Protocol, a...
Bitcoin Reclaims $63,000 in Oversold Relief Rally as Geopolitical Tensions and Asian Markets Roil Sentiment
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Bitcoin recovered above $63,000 in a classic oversold relief rally after a sharp weekly decline, trading around $63,200-$63,400 as of early June 8, 2026.
Renewed military exchanges between Iran and Israel rattled global markets, sending oil prices higher and Asian equities, including South Korea’s KOSPI, sharply lower.
Strategy’s Michael Saylor signaled potential further Bitcoin accumulation amid the volatility.
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