European crypto markets entered a new regulatory phase on January 1, 2026, as the OECD’s Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework and the EU’s DAC8 came into force. These rules require crypto exchanges and custodians to report granular transaction data, tax residency, and cross-border activity to authorities. For regulated crypto-asset service providers, the change represents a structural shift rather than a simple tax update. Compliance costs are rising, smaller platforms face pressure, and institutional participation is expected to increase as regulatory clarity improves. The era of practical anonymity in European crypto markets has effectively ended.
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Donald Trump has announced a new cryptocurrency venture called World Liberty Financial, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest during his 2024 presidential campaign. With his sons heavily involved, Trump is positioning himself as the "crypto candidate," despite his previous skepticism of the industry. The venture, which remains vague in its goals, is entering a highly speculative and volatile market. Critics are questioning how Trump’s potential return to the Oval Office could impact his business interests, particularly in the cryptocurrency space. This new project adds another layer of complexity to Trump's business and political pursuits.
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