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  1. ALLCointelegraph

    Virtu, Tradeweb complete onchain repo using Marshall Islands digital bond

    Virtu Financial, M1X Global, and Tradeweb completed an onchain repo transaction using a sovereign digital bond issued by the Marshall Islands, fully settling on the Canton Network, as reported by Cointelegraph. The transaction involved USDM1, a US dollar-denominated bond backed 1:1 by US Treasurys, structured under New York law and paying a coupon while serving as collateral. It is claimed to be the first repo combining natively issued sovereign collateral with fully onchain atomic settlement, executed in under 10 minutes between regulated counterparties on Tradeweb. The transaction demonstrates the potential for tokenized sovereign debt to be used as collateral in institutional financing, though it remains an early example with unclear prospects for broader adoption. The Canton Network, which is designed for regulated institutional finance, has seen increased activity, including other tokenization and cross-chain transfer projects.

  9. BITCOINCointelegraph

    Bithumb wins 2 suits over mistaken Bitcoin credits: Report

    Bithumb, a South Korean cryptocurrency exchange, has won first-instance rulings in two lawsuits against users who sold Bitcoin mistakenly credited to their accounts during a February error, according to a report from Chosun Biz. The Seoul Central District Court's rulings involved claims of 194 million won ($140,000) and 5 million won ($3,600). The exchange credited users with 620,000 BTC in an error during a promotional event and recovered most of the amount, but some users had already sold part of the credited Bitcoin. Bithumb filed lawsuits against users who sold the mistakenly credited Bitcoin and did not return the proceeds, seeking cash rather than Bitcoin. The incident prompted regulatory scrutiny from South Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service, which has begun sanctions proceedings, though no final penalties have been announced.

  14. ALLCointelegraph

    Chainalysis estimates $457B in taxable crypto activity, says CARF misses most

    According to a new Chainalysis report, at least $457 billion in potentially taxable on-chain crypto activity occurred globally in 2025, with the US accounting for an estimated $112.6 billion and North America totaling $134.6 billion. The estimates encompass realized gains, income from activities like mining, staking, lending, and crypto-denominated payments across six major blockchains, but exclude trading and activity on centralized exchanges. Chainalysis noted that transactions covered by the OECD’s Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) make up only 14% of the identified activity, with the remaining 86% occurring on decentralized exchanges, peer-to-peer transfers, and other on-chain activities outside of CARF's scope. CARF, which began data collection in 2026 in 48 jurisdictions, primarily targets crypto service providers, but much decentralized finance remains outside its reporting framework.

  21. ALLCointelegraph

    Revolut rolls out euro stablecoin in 3 European markets

    Revolut has begun rolling out its euro-pegged stablecoin, EURR, to selected customers in Denmark, Poland, and Portugal, with plans to expand to other European Economic Area markets later this year. The stablecoin, issued by Luxembourg-based Bridge Building S.A., will initially launch on the Ethereum network and supports transfers to external wallets, with no fees or spreads for fiat transactions. EURR is designed to maintain a value of one euro and is backed by reserves managed according to the European Union’s MiCA rules. This move marks Revolut’s withdrawal of Tether’s USDt from the EEA and Switzerland, with the stablecoin seen as part of a broader strategy to develop tokens in other currencies.