Russia’s parliament has approved a landmark cryptocurrency bill that creates a regulated framework for retail crypto trading, with non-qualified investors facing a 300,000-ruble annual purchase limit. This represents a major policy shift for the world’s largest country by landmass.
Core Summary The U.S. government has moved approximately $288 million worth of seized cryptocurrencies to Coinbase Prime custody platform. These assets originated from two major law enforcement cases—Farace and BTC-e—and were transferred through newly created wallets before landing on the institutional exchange. The move has drawn attention because President Trump previously issued a clear directive not to sell the government’s Bitcoin reserve assets. Event Details According to CoinDesk, the U.S. government recently conducted a large-scale transfer operation of seized cryptocurrencies. The assets include Bitcoin and Ether from the Farace case and the BTC-e case, which were routed through multiple newly created wallet addresses before being deposited at Coinbase Prime, a custody platform serving institutional clients. ...