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Democrats Win Senate Control as CLARITY Act Remains Stalled
Elizabeth Warren is positioned to take over Banking, but the crypto market-structure bill is already awaiting floor action after a failed procedural vote.

South Korea’s Ruling Party Formally Seeks Crypto Tax Delay
Kim Min-seok wants a digital-asset framework enacted before taxation. A two-year postponement is under discussion, but the legal start date remains Jan. 1, 2027.

France Delays Budget Vote Again, Leaving Stablecoin Tax Pending
Lawmakers defeated a proposal to tax unrealized crypto gains when residents move abroad, but a stablecoin-swap tax remains in the provisional budget text.

New Jersey Rescinds Coinbase Staking Order, Clearing Path for Restart
The state withdrew its $5 million penalty and staking restrictions without prejudice; Coinbase says customer access will return ‘very soon.’

SEC Staff Clarifies When Token Voters Are Not a 'Central Party'
The guidance distinguishes independent governance participation from coordinated control and identifies unilateral powers that amount to overseeing a crypto system.

India's ED Announces Searches in $524 Million Crypto Transfer Probe
The agency named Binance and Bybit as platforms used for alleged foreign payouts, without announcing charges against either exchange.

HTX Exits UK Following FCA Settlement
Existing customers cannot trade and must request approval for a one-time 48-hour withdrawal window, subject to sanctions controls.

MEXC Sets France Exit Schedule as Brazil Licensing Deadline Nears
French users face phased trading restrictions and a March withdrawal cutoff. Brazil’s rules give existing providers that miss the filing deadline 30 days to stop services.

US Sanctions Crypto Facilitators Linked to North Korean IT Worker Schemes
The new SDN entries identify eight distinct Ethereum and Tron addresses, including one listed under both Russian intermediaries.

Binance Seeks Brazil Crypto License as It Delists 22 Tokens
Lending and margin restrictions take effect Oct. 27, while an on-time application allows existing providers to operate during the central bank's review.





