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  1. ETHEREUMCointelegraph

    Consensys to split into Meta

    Consensys Software Inc. plans to split into two independent companies by the end of 2026, with one focusing on consumer products like MetaMask and the other on institutional blockchain infrastructure, including protocols such as Linea, Besu, and Teku. Joe Lubin will serve as chairman and CEO of MetaMask and as executive chairman of the new Consensys. MetaMask will continue to focus on consumer self-custody while expanding into areas like payments, savings, and traditional financial products, and has reported over 100 million downloads and trillions of dollars in transaction volume. The restructuring reflects differing priorities between its consumer and institutional businesses, with the company emphasizing its focus on Ethereum infrastructure and blockchain deployment for financial institutions.

  2. ALLCointelegraph

    German finance ministry proposes 25% crypto tax starting 2028: report

    The German Federal Ministry of Finance has reportedly drafted a proposal to impose a 25% flat-rate tax on cryptocurrency trading profits starting in 2028, applying to all crypto assets acquired after January 1, 2027, with grandfathering protections for assets bought before this date. Currently, profits from crypto assets are tax-free if held for more than 12 months. Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil indicated that the country expects to generate approximately 2.3 billion euros (about $2.3 billion) in revenue from crypto taxation. Cointelegraph has reached out to the Finance ministry for additional details on the draft law.