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WhiteBIT enters Kazakhstan to support regulated crypto growth
European cryptocurrency exchange WhiteBIT has officially entered the Kazakhstan market, supporting the country’s ongoing development of a regulated and transparent digital asset ecosystem. The launch increases access to secure trading infrastructure and global financial technologies for local users. WhiteBIT hosts institutional leaders at FC Barcelona Museum
On October 15, cryptocurrency exchange WhiteBIT, as part of its Institutional Night event, brought together C-level executives from investment banks, stablecoin issuers, and fintech companies at an iconic venue – the FC Barcelona Museum. The event featured panel discussions dedicated to stablecoin adoption in corporate treasuries and the infrastructure supporting digital asset transformation. 
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North Korea stores malware in blockchain smart contracts
North Korean hackers have started using EtherHiding, a blockchain-based technique, to distribute malware and steal cryptocurrency, according to Google's Threat Intelligence Group. The group identified as UNC5342 represents the first nation-state actor observed using this method. 
EU ramps up sanctions with first crypto ban aimed at Russians
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The European Union’s 19th sanctions package against Russia introduces, for the first time, a blanket prohibition on cryptocurrency transactions for Russian residents and direct targeting of crypto platforms as part of efforts to curb Moscow’s war-finance channels. The EU approved its latest sanction pack on October 22. -BMYLSMoB.png "UK taxman doubles crypto capital gains crackdown")
State watchdog Galvin challenges U.S. federal crypto framework
Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth William Galvin has raised concerns over efforts in Congress to establish a unified federal framework for cryptocurrency oversight, arguing that such legislation could undermine the protections currently enforced by state regulators. 
