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Sparkasse Crypto Fees: 99 Cents per Order, but Your Own Hardware Wallet Is Blocked as a Destination
DekaBank has published the contractual documents for “Krypto – powered by Deka”. That puts a 0.99 euro transaction fee, a 250,000 euro order ceiling and five minimum delivery amounts on the record at source for the first time. Your own hardware wallet remains excluded as a recipient address.
27 days ago

Comment on the Abstract Shutdown: Whatever Can Be Switched Off Is Not Decentralised
The counter on Abstract's migration page shows 66 days, and after that the money is gone. Anyone in hospital or on a sabbatical loses out. Why the Abstract shutdown shows that in Europe the central part of the crypto market is regulated, while the decentralised part often only goes by that name.
27 days ago

Abstract Migration Hub: What You Sign by Ticking the Box, and Why No Airdrop Is Coming
Withdrawing your funds through Abstract's Migration Hub means accepting a contract with 21 sections: liability of $100 at most, arbitration in Miami, and expressly no airdrop for XP. We read it. What is in it, how to opt out, and how to get off the chain without ticking the box at all.
27 days ago

Solana Staking at 74.6 Percent, 18 Validators Hold the Blocking Minority: What You Can Do Now
Of the circulating SOL, 438.97 million units are delegated, which is 74.6 percent. Our own query of the Solana nodes shows how few validators tip the balance and what is left of the yield.
27 days ago

Quant Price Prediction: QNT Gains 5 Percent to $248, the Decision Falls Between $221 and $277
After the jump to $357 and the slide to $198, Quant has been swinging between $221 and $277 for a week. Volumes have fallen by more than 80 percent. Which levels count now and what a breakout would mean.
27 days ago

Solana Price at $108.88 With 1.88 Million Active Addresses: The Chain Runs Stronger Than the Price
Solana is quoted at $108.88 on Friday evening, 8.1 percent lower than a week ago. On the same day the chain is reporting 1.88 million active addresses, the highest level in 13 months.
27 days ago

“Not an official EBA register and appears to be forged”, BaFin says of a rebuilt EU registry
BaFin has warned about a supposed bank that pointed customers to a self-run EU register to verify its authorisation. That shifts the question for investors: no longer only whether a provider is in the register, but whether the register is real.
27 days ago

XRP Price at $1.39 as Ripple Prime Funds Leveraged ETFs at 8 Percent: How to Check Where the Fees Go
Through its prime brokerage arm, Ripple earns fees for funding American leveraged funds, and one fund pays around eight percent a year for it. Why none of that reaches the XRP price at $1.39, and which route of access is open to German investors at all.
27 days ago

17,733 Bitcoin From US Government Wallets at Coinbase Prime: A Transfer Is Not a Sale
Wallets attributed to the US government moved more than a billion dollars of Bitcoin to the custodian used by the US Marshals in three days, and the market read that as a sale nobody can document. What the on-chain data actually shows, why $1.05 billion in long positions vanished anyway, and which part of it touches your holding period, your leverage and your custody.
27 days ago

Winklevoss Files for a Zcash ETF at 0.25 Percent, a Tenth of the Grayscale Fee
Winklevoss Asset Services applied to the SEC for a spot ETF on Zcash on October 6, 2026, planned for the Nasdaq under the ticker WINK and with a 0.25 percent fee. For portfolios in Germany the fund stays blocked, and the decisive date sits in EU anti money laundering law.
28 days ago