Bitcoin’s whitepaper turns 18 as Binance’s $6.3 billion estimate—not confirmed losses—rekindles questions about crypto custody. The incident highlights a key distinction: Bitcoin’s payment network and the companies holding customers’ assets face different risks.
Read Full ArticleStandard Chartered reportedly agreed to acquire all of Zodia Custody, but the deal’s terms, approvals and closing date remain unconfirmed. Here’s what the proposed split of Zodia’s custody and technology businesses could mean—and what the bank has separately confirmed about UAE crypto trading.
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A claim that Deutsche Bank is nearing a crypto-custody launch for German businesses and professional investors remains unverified. No bank confirmation, launch date, supported assets or service terms have been provided.
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Deutsche Bank says institutional crypto custody is weeks from launch, with Bitcoin and Ether in the first phase. But the exact go-live date, day-one assets and whether clients can trade or convert crypto remain unconfirmed.
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ASIC is seeking input on capital and custody rules for Australian crypto firms, but no specific changes, affected businesses or feedback deadline have been identified. What the regulator ultimately proposes will determine the impact on firms and customers.
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A reported three-month deadline for providers to exit “non-MiCA” stablecoins remains unverified: no ESMA notice, start date or affected assets are identified. MiCA already covers crypto custody, making the claim’s scope unclear. Check official notices before acting.
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A claim that the SEC proposed new crypto-custody rules remains unverified: no identifiable proposal or official notice confirms it. Without those details, the measure’s scope, requirements and status are unknown—and claims about what it would permit are speculation.
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The SEC withdrew its proposed expansion of crypto custody rules in 2025, so those broader requirements never took effect. Here’s what the existing rule covers—and why a provider’s control of private keys alone doesn’t determine your protections.
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The SEC has proposed updated crypto custody rules for advisers and regulated funds, aiming to widen legal custody options while keeping cybersecurity, segregation, and investor protections intact. Supporters see long-overdue modernization; critics warn it could loosen safeguards in the name of progress.
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A viral Raiffeisen-Bitpanda crypto partnership claim sounds big, but it’s still unverified in the provided material. What is clear: European banks are edging into crypto, with custody-first offerings becoming the preferred on-ramp.
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