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Stellar Climbs to $0.22: Why 446 Tokens Are Called USDC and What XLM Holders Must Check Now
Stellar Lumens gains 9.66 percent within 24 hours to $0.2212, carried by almost $4 billion of tokenized real-world assets on the chain. Our own count of September 25 shows at the same time why a stablecoin ticker on Stellar says nothing about its issuer.
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EU Supervisors Rate Quantum Risk as High: What to Check on Crypto Custody and Exchange Choice
EBA, EIOPA and ESMA name quantum computers explicitly as a threat to blockchain cryptography in their autumn risk picture of September 23. What the paper says, which migration deadlines run to 2030, and three things you can check about your custody.
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Crypto as a Down Payment for a German Mortgage: What Banks Require
Since April 2023 a house in Germany can no longer be paid for in Bitcoin; section 16a of the Money Laundering Act bans it outright. Your crypto holdings still work as a down payment, provided you take the route through the euro and prove the origin without gaps.
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Crypto Gains and Health Insurance: When the Contribution Rises
A disposal gain from bitcoin can raise your health insurance contribution, but it does not have to. What decides it is your insurance status and the one-year holding period, which works for tax and social insurance at the same time.
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Ethereum Price Prediction: What to Check on Staking, Leverage and Where You Buy After Three Attempts at $2,800
Ether stands at $2,700 and has bounced off the zone around $2,800 three times in thirty days, without a single daily close above it. What our own count shows, and the three things to settle before the next attempt.
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Can Bitcoin Be Seized? What Creditors and Insolvency Administrators May Do with Crypto Assets
Crypto assets can be seized in Germany, and the Berlin Higher Regional Court has confirmed it at appellate level. What matters is the route of access: if the coins sit with a provider, an attachment order suffices; with self-custody the law reaches for the debtor in person.
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Bitcoin for Retirement: What Applies from 2027 and What You Decide Now
Bitcoin is not permitted in any state-subsidised retirement product, including the new retirement savings account from 2027. Anyone who still wants to use crypto assets for their own pension goes through private assets, and there a cutoff date at the end of 2026 is shifting the tax rules right now.
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