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While the markets remained relatively still, crypto news was anything but. It all happened last week. Here are the biggest stories to come from it.

Russian newspaper Kommersant has revealed that the government and the Bank of Russia have reached an agreement on how to regulate cryptocurrencies.

Following India’s budget announcements, we took a look back at the nation’s attempts to regulate digital currencies over the years.

Consulting firm KPMG has added Bitcoin and Ethereum to its corporate treasury, marking the firm’s first direct investment in cryptoassets

From ETF and CBDC launches to impending changes in taxation and regulation, there’s never a dull moment in crypto. Here are our top picks from the news last week.

To help curb the rising cost of living, the Bank of England has raised interest rates to 0.5% as inflation hits a 30-year high.

Grayscale has launched an ETF that will track Bitcoin-exposed companies.

India’s Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, revealed the country’s plans for a developing a CBDC, along with regulatory announcements relating to the taxation of cryptocurrency

Japan’s Virtual and Crypto assets Exchange Association (JVCEA) is considering a streamlined process for listing new digital tokens.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in the US has given the go-ahead for Boston Security Token Exchange (BSTX) to launch the nation’s first regulated blockchain-enabled securities exchange

In a Reddit post on the Ethereum subreddit Vitalik Buterin, Ethereum’s Founder, has outlined some security considerations for Ethereum and layer 2 protocols. Layer 2s are designed to reduce network congestion for Ethereum (which is a layer 1), allowing some transactions to be settled separately that runs on top of Ethereum’s

Financial services company Fidelity has filed two more ETFs with the SEC to track crypto firms.