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World’s Second Biggest Bank to Issue $3B in Bonds Tradable for Bitcoin

China Construction Bank (CCB) has tapped Hong Kong-based digital asset exchange Fusang for the issuance of $3 billion-worth of debt securities over a blockchain.According to a Wednesday report by the South China Morning Post, tokenized bond certificates will be issued through the state-owned bank’s Labuan, Malaysia, branch over a period

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SEC, OCC Issue First Regulatory Clarifications for Stablecoins

The U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has published fresh guidance, officially clarifying national banks can provide services to stablecoin issuers in the U.S. The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) published stablecoin guidance Monday, providing the first detailed

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Singapore Exchange uses blockchain to issue $300m digital bond

Singapore Exchange (SGX), a major investment holding company in Singapore, has issued its first digital bond powered by blockchain technology.As officially announced on Sept. 1, SGX deployed its digital asset issuance platform to conduct a 400 million Singapore dollar ($294 million) 5.5-year public bond issuance for major local food and

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Wirex Approved to Issue Mastercard-Backed Bitcoin Debit Cards

Mastercard said Monday it had granted Wirex principal membership status, becoming the “first” native cryptocurrency outfit to do so.The membership allows Wirex, a London-based digital payments firm, to issue payment cards directly to consumers, making it easier for people to buy, hold and exchange crypto into fiat money.Raj Dhamodharan,

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South Korea Could Issue a Crypto Capital Gains Tax as High as 20%

South Korean private sector members recently discussed a crypto-related taxation bill meant to establish capital gains tax for cryptocurrencies. During these discussions on July 13, members indicated crypto gains taxes could rise as high as 20%.Cryptocurrencies could be considered as “goods”Proposed amendments to existing laws also plan to classify cryptocurrencies

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