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Back to the future, as rumours suggest Binance are again struggling with regulatory issues, per Reuters: Exclusive: Binance Set To Lose Permission To Operate In EU, Sources Say / Crypto Exchange Binance Will Be Rejected For EU Regulatory License: Reuters (Decrypt).
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In Seoul and beyond the story is Koreans Lose Interest In Crypto Trading (The Korea Times).
Back to crime. Criminals Turn To Third Parties, Crypto To Launder Money In Netherlands, FIU Says (AML Intelligence).
Back to tokenisation topics, Wall Street Wants To Cryptofy Your Stocks (Bloomberg) / Coinbase Gears Up To Launch Tokenized Stock Trading, Crypto And Equities Options (Yahoo Finance).
Wonder if Binance has these guys on speed dial? BitGo Offers Europe’s Crypto Firms A MiCA-Compliance Lifeline As License Deadline Looms (CoinDesk).
A nominee from the 2026 edition of buy the government… Crypto PAC’s $12 Million Senate Candidate, Barry Moore, Wins Alabama GOP Primary (CoinDesk).
Bloomberg again reckoning, Race To Turn AI Compute Into A Commodity Spurs New Crypto Boom.
Forbes reports Coinbase Billionaire Brian Armstrong Pushes For Investment Law Overhaul while in the highest nations of the planet, ‘The Most Ready Bank’—Bhutan Built A Crypto Bank To Solve Debanking.
Meanwhile anybody in any way meaningfully buying right now is highlighted in crypto or somit seems Popular Crypto Firm Reportedly Makes Big Return To Bitcoin (Yahoo Finance).
A new prediction venue on chain as Crypto Exchange BitMart US Launches Federally Regulated Prediction Markets (Yahoo Finance).
Could the bill yet pass? Congress Reaches Deal On Housing Bill With CBDC Ban Until 2030 (Cointelegraph).
In Africa, Ripple Targets Africa’s Booming Remittance Market With Flutterwave Investment (Cointelegraph).
Finally State Street Launches GENIUS Act-Aligned Money Market Fund For Stablecoin Reserves (Cointelegraph).
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AFM Trends Day
In Taipei for the AFM Conference, we’re excited to announce the official launch of AFM Malta Trends Day — watch the launch here.
As AFM members, we agreed last year to expand the recent Tech Days into a broader format. Thus AFM Trends Day launches this November in the magnificent historic city of Valletta, Malta.
A key theme is simple: how do emerging markets, emerge?
Malta is the proof point. In 1970, Malta’s GDP per capita was around $828. Today, World Bank data puts it at $43,899 — higher than South Korea and a whisker behind France ($46,103). That is not merely growth. A small jurisdiction has become a high-income European economy and a serious international platform where in the post war era it was a net exporter of human capital to Australia, the UK and elsewhere.
Malta is the proof point. In 1970, Malta’s GDP per capita was around $828. Today, World Bank data puts it at $43,899 — higher than South Korea and a whisker behind France ($46,103). That is not merely growth. A small jurisdiction has become a high-income European economy and a serious international platform where in the post war era it was a net exporter of human capital to Australia, the UK and elsewhere.
That is why AFM Trends Day will focus on the trends that matter: market structure, clearing resilience, technology, digital assets, sustainability-linked products and the practical choices that build credible markets.
See you in Valletta November 12–13… registration now open.
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