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Who Regulates Crypto in the US? CFTC and SEC Compared
On 20 August 2026 the new innovation advisory committee of the US derivatives regulator CFTC meets for the first time, staffed with the chief executives of Coinbase, Kraken, Gemini and Ripple. What separates the two US agencies, and why MiCA and BaFin still count for your portfolio.
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The bitcoin.de Trading Halt: An Assessment of What the Standstill Means for Your Balance
Trading and deposits at bitcoin.de have been suspended since 12 June 2026, and no new start date has been named so far. This assessment separates the documented from the presumed and shows what you can check yourself for your balance today.
2 months ago

Privacy Coins and EU Anti-Money-Laundering Law: An Assessment of the Ban From July 2027
Article 79 of the EU anti-money-laundering regulation bars crypto service providers from keeping accounts that obscure transactions, and it names anonymity-enhancing cryptocurrencies explicitly. This assessment separates the documented wording, including the 10 July 2027 application date, from what follows for individual coins.
2 months ago

Blockchain Rollback After an Exploit: What Happens to Your Tokens When a Chain Is Reset
At Harmony, roughly four billion ONE were minted without authorisation, and a rollback of the chain has been on the table ever since. This piece explains what a blockchain rollback means technically, when it can still succeed, and what it triggers for your holding period.
2 months ago

Crypto Exchange Deadlines in August: What Still Applies Now the Seven Cut-Off Dates to August 31 Have Passed
Recap as of September 27, 2026: between August 17 and August 31, 2026, deadlines expired at seven providers that affected investors in Germany. We had recorded the dates ourselves on August 16. Only the withdrawal of the six tokens delisted by Binance remains open, possible until October 17, 2026 at 03:00 UTC.
2 months ago

Tokenized Stocks: Why You Do Not Own a Share and Which Risk Hangs on the Issuer
Crypto.com launched tokenized stocks for the EEA on August 12, 2026, and the decisive sentence sits in the small print: buyers acquire no ownership of the underlying asset. What you hold instead, who ranks ahead of you in an insolvency and how to recognise genuine ownership of a security.
2 months ago

Staking ETPs: Distribution, Accumulation and the Tax Question in Germany
Fidelity has filed with the SEC to stake the ether in its ETF and pay the proceeds out quarterly in cash. European staking ETPs, by contrast, keep the yield inside the product, and for you that difference decides the timing of the inflow, the fees and the tax.
2 months ago

Digital Euro and Stablecoins: Why the Bank of England Is Testing Both Forms of Money in a Single Payment
In the Bank of England's Digital Pound Lab, a consortium around NOBO Finance, Dun & Bradstreet and Polygon has rehearsed how an exporter receives an advance in a stablecoin while the importer settles the final payment in digital central bank money. Why the difference between private and public money also matters for your stablecoin balance in Germany.
2 months ago

Crypto Tax Software Compared: What Blockpit, Divly, Waltio and Coinpanda Charge for One Tax Year
On August 14, 2026 we retrieved thirteen pricing pages from providers of crypto tax software and set the four evaluable ones with a German focus side by side. The comparison shows why three of them charge the same price at 1,000 transactions and where the expensive difference really lies.
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