Global securities exchange giant Nasdaq has halted the launch of its own cryptocurrency custody service, which was initially scheduled to go live by the end of the second quarter of this year.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the Democratic contender for the U.S. presidency, has proposed a noteworthy plan to invigorate the American economy, including exempting Bitcoin conversions to U.S. dollars from capital gains tax and supporting the dollar with “real finite assets” like gold, silver, platinum, and Bitcoin.
Societe Generale's blockchain unit, Societe Generale Forge, has become the inaugural recipient of a license under France's new cryptocurrency regulations, propelling the investment bank's ventures into the realm of digital assets.
Top stories in the Crypto Roundup today:
- Nasdaq Puts Crypto Custody Project on Hold Amid Regulatory Uncertainty
- RFK Jr.’s Economic Plan Includes Bitcoin Tax Exemption and Dollar Backing
- Societe Generale Gets First Crypto License in France
- XRP Liquidity Remains Resilient YTD