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Following the implementation of EU crypto reporting requirements, the Netherlands has proposed a 36% tax on Bitcoin, treating it like a stock with annual price changes taxed as 'actual returns'. This tax policy is set to take effect in 2028, pending Senate approval.
OKX has obtained a Payments Institution license in Malta, enabling it to expand its stablecoin and crypto card services across Europe. This aligns with upcoming EU regulatory requirements and supports OKX's strategic growth in the region.
Harvard Management Company reduced its Bitcoin ETF holdings by 21% in the fourth quarter and initiated an $86.8 million position in an Ethereum ETF. This shift reflects a strategic reallocation within its $56.9 billion endowment.
Animoca Brands has received a Virtual Asset Service Provider license from Dubai's regulator, allowing it to offer broker-dealer and investment services in the region. This move positions Dubai as a strategic hub for Animoca's institutional client base.