Tether Tapped by Kazakhstan's Central Bank to Explore Stablecoin and Tokenization

The National Bank of Kazakhstan said it will study a local currency-linked stablecoin and tokenized real-world assets with Tether.

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Russia Issues First Batch of Licenses; Sberbank Becomes One of Five Approved Cryptocurrency Custodians

In brief: The Central Bank of Russia has published the first list of approved cryptocurrency entities, granting licenses to four trading platforms and five cryptocurrency custodians, with the country's largest bank among them...

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Ledger Launches Bitcoin Loans, Letting Holders Borrow Without Selling

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Express News | Cross-border payment firm Conduit sues Tether, alleging the unjustified freezing of $2.76 million in USDT.

On October 7, cross-border payment firm Conduit Technology disclosed that it had filed a lawsuit against Tether in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York on October 5. The complaint alleges that Tether has frozen approximately $2.76 million worth of USDT in Conduit’s treasury wallet since September 2025 and has yet to unfreeze the funds. Conduit stated that while the freeze is related to a Brazilian police investigation into entities such as BULL and Onix, Conduit itself is not a subject of the investigation, nor was its wallet included on the freeze list issued by Brazilian authorities. Instead, Tether proactively identified and froze the wallet based on its own criteria through its T3 Financial Crime Unit. Conduit accuses Tether of conversion, unjust enrichment, breach of fiduciary duty, and computer fraud, seeking a court order to unfreeze the funds and claiming damages of at least $2.76 million, plus related losses, interest, and profits.

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Changer+ Launches Stablecoin-First Self-Custodial Wallet to Make Stablecoins Easier to Use

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Hong Kong's Financial Secretary: A draft amendment to the relevant ordinance will be submitted within the year to establish a licensing regime for virtual asset trading and custody services.

According to a press release from the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury Christopher Hui attended a policy briefing of the

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