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New Zealand’s ACT Party is proposing a more coordinated national approach to cryptocurrency, tokenized assets and financial technology, arguing that fragmented oversight across multiple government agencies risks leaving the country behind other developed financial markets. In an October 24 policy statement, ACT Deputy Leader Nicole McKee said responsibilities currently spread across the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, Reserve Bank of New Zealand, Financial Markets Authority, Department of Internal Affairs and Treasury should be brought together under stronger ministerial coordination. The proposals are political-party commitments rather than enacted government policy and would require implementation through future government, legislative or regulatory processes if ACT were in a position to advance them. Read More...
Global NFT sales surged 66.58% to approximately $76.56 million over the seven days ending October 24, with Bitcoin unexpectedly overtaking Ethereum to become the largest blockchain by reported NFT sales. Bitcoin generated approximately $31.07 million, up 268.06% from the previous seven-day period, while Ethereum followed with $24.64 million and Polygon ranked third with $8.53 million. On the surface, those numbers suggest a sharp revival in NFT activity, but a closer examination shows that Bitcoin’s lead was overwhelmingly driven by a tiny number of unusually large transactions. Read More...
Switzerland has approved its first retail spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund, creating a new regulated pathway for individual investors to gain direct exposure to Bitcoin through a conventional investment-fund structure. The approval, announced by the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority, or FINMA, marks a significant change in the country’s digital-asset framework because Switzerland already had a mature market for crypto-linked exchange-traded products, but had not previously authorized a retail investment fund holding Bitcoin directly. Read More...