Don't expect the bill that thrust Sam Bankman-Fried into controversy to become law this year, though crypto legislation has momentum in Washington.
One of the world's largest capital markets firm's received approval from the UK financial regulator to launch a wholesale crypto exchange for institutional clients.
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